What it is
Beyond quantitative criteria, the exchange can review a listing when something calls the business into question — embezzlement or breach of trust, accounting violations, or a halt to the main business.
How it runs
Trading is usually suspended when a review ground arises. A committee then decides to maintain the listing, grant an improvement period, or delist. Trading normally stays suspended through an improvement period.
What to keep in mind
A review does not mean delisting is certain; many end with the listing maintained and trading resumed. But it can take months, and shares cannot be sold in the meantime.
Where to check it
The review ground, the suspension and the outcome are all disclosed. We collect them under trading halt and delisting filings.
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This explanation is general information, not investment advice. Rules reflect September 2026 and may change; check official exchange and broker notices.