Affitech A/S - delisting of Affitech A/S
On 7 September 2012 NASDAQ OMX Copenhagen A/S (the exchange) announced that Affitech A/S will be deleted from trading and official listing as per 22 October 2012.
On 11 October 2012 it was published that the exchange had decided to suspend the delisting of the company, because the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA) had informed the exchange that the FSA would consider whether the exchange's decision to delete Affitech A/S is a violation of section 25(3) of the Danish Securities Trading Act.
The FSA has today published its decision of 22 October 2012.
It is the assessment of the FSA that it cannot be assumed that a delisting of Affitech A/S will be of significant detriment to the interests of the investors or the proper functioning of the market, cf. section 25(3) subsection (2), and on this basis the FSA does not consider the exchange's decision to accept Affitech A/S' request for delisting, to constitute a violation of section 25(3) of the Securities Trading Act.
Thus, Affitech A/S will be deleted from NASDAQ OMX Copenhagen with effect from 24 October 2012. The last day of trading the Affitech shares on NASDAQ OMX Copenhagen is today, 23 October 2012.
ISIN: DK0015966592 -------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Affitech -------------------------------------------------------------------- Listed capital (of DKK 0.01): 487,721,539 shares (DKK 4,877,215.39) -------------------------------------------------------------------- CBR No.: 14 53 83 72 -------------------------------------------------------------------- ICB: 4500 -------------------------------------------------------------------- Short name: AFFI -------------------------------------------------------------------- Orderbook ID: 5017 --------------------------------------------------------------------
For further information, please contact: Jakob Kaule, Surveillance, tel. +45 33 93 33 66
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On 7 September 2012 NASDAQ OMX Copenhagen A/S (the exchange) announced that Affitech A/S will be deleted from trading and official listing as per 22 October 2012.
On 11 October 2012 it was published that the exchange had decided to suspend the delisting of the company, because the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA) had informed the exchange that the FSA would consider whether the exchange's decision to delete Affitech A/S is a violation of section 25(3) of the Danish Securities Trading Act.
The FSA has today published its decision of 22 October 2012.
It is the assessment of the FSA that it cannot be assumed that a delisting of Affitech A/S will be of significant detriment to the interests of the investors or the proper functioning of the market, cf. section 25(3) subsection (2), and on this basis the FSA does not consider the exchange's decision to accept Affitech A/S' request for delisting, to constitute a violation of section 25(3) of the Securities Trading Act.
Thus, Affitech A/S will be deleted from NASDAQ OMX Copenhagen with effect from 24 October 2012. The last day of trading the Affitech shares on NASDAQ OMX Copenhagen is today, 23 October 2012.
ISIN: DK0015966592 -------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Affitech -------------------------------------------------------------------- Listed capital (of DKK 0.01): 487,721,539 shares (DKK 4,877,215.39) -------------------------------------------------------------------- CBR No.: 14 53 83 72 -------------------------------------------------------------------- ICB: 4500 -------------------------------------------------------------------- Short name: AFFI -------------------------------------------------------------------- Orderbook ID: 5017 --------------------------------------------------------------------
For further information, please contact: Jakob Kaule, Surveillance, tel. +45 33 93 33 66
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