Cyprus Stock Exchange maintains measures against seven companies over overdue reports
The Cyprus Stock Exchange is retaining non-compliance markings for two companies and trading suspensions for five after they missed the deadline for half-yearly financial reports.
Nicosia, Cyprus. The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) has maintained measures against seven companies listed on its Emerging Companies Market after they failed to submit and publish their half-yearly financial reports by the September 30 deadline. Two companies will retain special non-compliance markings, while trading in the shares of five others will remain suspended.
Reporting deadline missed
The reports were required to cover the six-month period ending June 30, 2026, under the relevant securities and stock exchange legislation and regulations.
The companies that missed the deadline are Cyprus Development Bank Public Company Ltd, iDNA Genomics Public Ltd, G.A.P. Vassilopoulos Public Ltd, Prospertree Plc, Rianeson Investments Plc, The Reputation Exchange Plc and Mr Pengu Public Company Ltd.
The CSE said the seven companies had not fulfilled their obligation to submit and publish the reports by the September 30 deadline.
Markings and trading suspensions retained
The exchange will continue displaying the special marking used to flag non-compliance on its price bulletins and trading boards for Cyprus Development Bank Public Company Ltd and iDNA Genomics Public Ltd.
Shares in G.A.P. Vassilopoulos Public Ltd, Prospertree Plc, Rianeson Investments Plc, The Reputation Exchange Plc and Mr Pengu Public Company Ltd will remain suspended from trading. The CSE said these five companies were already subject to trading suspensions for failing to comply with other ongoing obligations.
Regulatory basis
The measures were announced under the CSE’s rules governing the suspension and delisting of securities on its markets. The exchange cited the relevant regulatory provisions and its policy decision on suspension and delisting, as set out in Circulars 01/2018 and 02/2018, dated January 23, 2018.
The latest action follows the expiry of the statutory period for submitting and publishing the half-yearly reports. It does not itself indicate the financial performance or condition of the companies concerned.
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