Delisting is the removal of listed securities of a company from the stock exchange where it is traded. The delisting of a security can be voluntary or involuntary and usually results when a company ceases operations, declares bankruptcy, merges, does not meet listing requirements, or seeks to become private. Companies that fail to meet the minimum standards set by an exchange will be involuntarily delisted.
Some companies choose to become privately traded when they identify, through a cost benefit analysis, that the costs of being publicly listed exceed the benefits. You must have heard of the Vedanta delisting that is currently underway. Vedanta, which is currently trading on both the domestic exchanges has opted for voluntary delisting of its shares from the market.
The Vedanta delisting plan is voluntary, and it is being done to simplify the complex business structure. The initial Vedanta delisting offer price was set at Rs 87, but will now change and apparently a significantly higher offer is in the pipeline.
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