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Last 20 companies delisted from NZX | ||
COMPANY | DATE DELISTED | REASON |
PUSHPAY HOLDINGS LIMITED (PPH) | 19 May 23 | we understand Pegasus Bidco Limited was successful with an offer of NZ$1.42 (other than certain excluded shares held by entities associated with BGH Capital and Sixth Street) - a group of 10 sophisticated, professional offshore event-driven funds agreed to take "specified shares" for $1.34 a share |
HARMONEY CORP LIMITED (HMY) | 28 Oct 22 | we understand the company had low trading volumes on NZX and with its primary listing being on the ASX could reduce its compliance obligations, and administrative and financial costs, by consolidating its listings on its primary exchange |
DGL GROUP LIMITED (DGC) | 30 Jun 22 | we understand there was no value for shareholders in the NZX listing and to streamline administration and save costs it was decided to delist |
SMW GROUP (SMW) | 31 May 22 | we understand reduced profitability left SMW unable to reduce debt as it had originally planned and this meant that SMW using its listed status as a platform for making new acquisitions had not been commercially feasible. |
Z ENERGY LIMITED (ZEL) | 10 May 22 | we understand Ampol Holdings NZ Limited acquired all of the issued shares in ZEL for the consideration of NZ$3.782 cash per ZEL share |
QEX LOGISTICS LIMITED (QEX) | 22 Apr 22 | we understand the company delisted following failure to satisfy certain conditions required by NZRegCo - previously the NZ Markets Disciplinary Tribunal publicly censured QEX Logistics for breaching NZX Listing rules and ordered it to pay a financial penalty of $150,000, and the costs of the NZX and the tribunal. |
AMP LIMITED (AMP) | 04 Feb 22 | we understand the delisting reflected the smaller number, and lower level of holdings of AMP shareholders on the New Zealand Exchange, following greater accessibility of the ASX to New Zealand-based shareholders |