kann jemand die ausführungen unseres calyfans aus usa bestätigen??
By: jcrom56
11 Sep 2003, 07:23 AM EDT
Msg. 8274 of 8274
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From the NASDAQ:
Relisting
When can a delisted company become listed again on Nasdaq?
There is no "penalty" period. A company can file a new listing application at any time after it is delisted, but it must successfully complete the initial listing process, including satisfying all quantitative requirements for initial listing, which are higher than the maintenance criteria.
Moving From the National Market to SmallCap or Small Cap to National Market
A National Market company which falls below the continued listing requirements is considered for listing on the SmallCap Market provided it demonstrates its ability to meet and sustain compliance with all of the SmallCap maintenance criteria. Additionally, it must file an application for listing on the SmallCap Market and pay the initial listing fees.
If a National Market issuer phases down to the SmallCap Market pursuant to the bid price exemption – that is, at the expiration of the 90-day National Market grace period for bid price, it will be afforded any time remaining under the applicable SmallCap grace period to regain compliance with the bid price requirement.
Former National Market issuers that demonstrate compliance with the $1 bid-price requirement for 30 consecutive trading days prior to the expiration of all SmallCap grace periods, as well as compliance with all National Market maintenance requirements (with the exception of bid price) at all times following their phase-down to SmallCap, would be eligible to phase-up to the National Market pursuant to the maintenance criteria. All other SmallCap companies must demonstrate compliance with the National Market initial listing requirements.
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To answer your question, hold $1.00 on the bid for thirty trading days and submit application for relisting...EOM
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