Long-Term Stock Exchange Extends Duration for Complimentary Services
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This notice allows the Long-Term Stock Exchange (LTSE) to extend the period for certain free services offered to listed companies from four to five years. This extension aims to support companies in developing their investor relations strategies and shareholder engagement without interruption. Companies will have more time to integrate these services into their planning and benefit from them over a longer period.
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Key Changes
- The duration for complimentary services extended from four years to five years
- Support for longer-term investor relations strategies
- No new products, services, or fees introduced
Obligations
What this law requires
Companies listed on the Long-Term Stock Exchange may elect to receive certain complimentary products and services for a period of five years.
Companies are free to discontinue receiving complimentary products and services at any time without affecting their listing status.
The Long-Term Stock Exchange must maintain appropriate policies and procedures to ensure that the provision of products and services does not interfere with its regulatory responsibilities.