Konami no longer trading in New York
Konami, the parent company of U.S.-based Konami Gaming Inc, had said that the listing on the NYSE was “not economically justified” and that the trading volume of its shares on the NYSE accounted “for only a small fraction of the total trading volume of its shares”.
In Monday’s statement, the Japanese conglomerate said it had also filed a form with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Friday “to terminate its reporting obligations” in that country.
The deregistration with the SEC is expected to become effective on July 12 and the company’s reporting obligations should end on July 23, Konami said.
The company said it would continue to disclose financial statements and other information in English on its website “to ensure that its overseas shareholders and investors will continue to have appropriate information”.
Konami said it intends to maintain its American Depositary Receipt programme in the U.S., adding that it expects that its ADSs “will continue to be traded in the U.S. on the over-the-counter market”.
The company plans to maintain its listings on the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the London Stock Exchange.
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