Trust Co., Ltd. Delisted from Tokyo Stock Exchange
Tokyo, Japan – July 28, 2025 – Japan Exchange Group (JPX) announced today the delisting of Trust Co., Ltd. from the Tokyo Stock Exchange, effective from the close of trading on July 27, 2025. This update to the list of delisted companies was published on JPX’s official website.
Trust Co., Ltd., previously listed on the exchange, has undergone this delisting process as per the established procedures. While the specific reasons for the delisting are not detailed in the JPX announcement, common causes for such actions include the company failing to meet continued listing requirements, voluntary delisting by the company, or a merger or acquisition resulting in the cessation of the company’s independent listing.
The delisting signifies that shares of Trust Co., Ltd. will no longer be traded on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Investors who held shares in the company will need to refer to any official announcements or communications from Trust Co., Ltd. itself for information regarding the implications of this delisting on their holdings. This may include details on how outstanding shares will be handled, potential buy-back offers, or arrangements for trading in other markets if applicable.
Japan Exchange Group is committed to maintaining transparency and providing timely information to investors regarding listed companies. The updated delisted companies list on their website serves as a crucial resource for market participants seeking accurate information on the status of publicly traded entities.
Investors are always encouraged to conduct their own due diligence and consult with financial professionals when making investment decisions, especially in situations involving company delistings.
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