NYSE: Pay Up or Get Delisted, No Second Chances
Published Date: 3/14/2025
Notice
Summary
The New York Stock Exchange wants to make sure companies pay all their fees before they can submit a plan to fix listing problems. If a company owes money and doesn’t pay up by the deadline, the Exchange will start suspending and delisting them right away. This affects all companies listed on the NYSE and could speed up the removal of those behind on fees.
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NYSE Will Pause Plan Reviews for Unpaid Fees
If your company is listed on the NYSE (domestic or non-U.S.), the Exchange will not review a compliance plan if the company owes any unpaid listing or annual fees. If those fees are not paid in full by the plan submission deadline, the Exchange will immediately start suspension and delisting procedures under Section 804.00; the same applies at any periodic review for fees that became due during the plan period. The NYSE filed this proposed rule change on September 27, 2024, and the Commission set June 13, 2025 as the deadline to decide on the proposal.
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