Monday May 25 2026
News Source: Global Exchanges
Focus: General - Global Exchanges
Type: General
Country: Singapore
On 22nd May 2026, Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) announced that it will require suspended issuers to resolve substantive underlying concerns within three years as it works towards keeping trading suspension to the minimum necessary and giving more certainty to the timeline for delisting.
This approach reinforces market discipline while giving investors clearer expectations on outcomes, and underscores SGX RegCo’s commitment to a fair, transparent and well-functioning market.
The new directive comes as SGX RegCo publishes its latest report on issuers whose shares have been suspended for 12 months or more; and follows a change to its trading suspension approach in October 2025.
SGX RegCo will also work with issuers that have already been suspended for longer than three years and require them to show substantive progress on restructuring or the resolution of existing issues, as well as concrete plans to resume trading.
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