What should retail investors do if the stock is delisted? The details are as follows:

Stock delisting refers to withdrawing from the stock exchange. After delisting, it cannot be traded on the stock exchange and will generally be withdrawn to the third board market. So what should retail investors who hold the company's stocks do when the stock is delisted? Let's find out together.

What should retail investors do if the stock is delisted?

1. After the stock is delisted, the company’s shares will be traded on the Third Board Market. Trading on the Third Board Market will only be open one day per week. , the increase or decrease limit is 5, retail investors holding the company's stocks can continue to trade on the third board market after completing the custody procedures at the securities business office.

2. The company has not gone bankrupt after the stock was delisted. After the stock is delisted, retail investors still hold the company’s shares, and retail investors who hold shares still have the corresponding rights to hold the shares. If the company goes bankrupt, then After the company is bankrupt and liquidated, the remaining assets will be distributed in proportion to the shares held.

3. After the company is delisted and reorganized, shareholders who hold the company’s shares can enjoy the normal rights and interests of holding the shares.

Stock delisting rules

1. Changes in the company’s equity lead to ineligibility for listing;

2. The company’s financial fraud or failure to publicly disclose financial information in accordance with relevant regulations

3. The company has committed major illegal acts and the China Securities Regulatory Commission has delisted it in accordance with the law.

4. The company has had negative profits for more than three consecutive years and has been forced to delist;

5. If the company does not meet the listing requirements, it will be delisted.