In principle approval for listing: issuers must obtain it from nationwide trading exchanges before issuing further shares or securities. A listed company must obtain in-principle approval from exchanges with nationwide trading terminals before issuing further shares or securities; if not listed on any such exchange, it must obtain in-principle approval from all exchanges where it is listed. Stock exchanges are required to amend listing agreements, notify stakeholders, publish the change for investors and report implementation to the regulator.
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In principle approval for listing: issuers must obtain it from nationwide trading exchanges before issuing further shares or securities.
A listed company must obtain in-principle approval from exchanges with nationwide trading terminals before issuing further shares or securities; if not listed on any such exchange, it must obtain in-principle approval from all exchanges where it is listed. Stock exchanges are required to amend listing agreements, notify stakeholders, publish the change for investors and report implementation to the regulator.
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