BSE action on Choppies hangs on audit report
Friday, July 19, 2019
Choppies employs more than 15,000 in seven countries
The BSEL suspended Choppies last November, having temporarily halted its trades in September due to the non-release of results for the 2018 financial year.
Under the Exchange’s tougher new listing rules, which kicked in this year, delisted firms cannot reapply for listing on the bourse.
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