·      A one month delay of the publication of financial statements.

·      The appointment of a liquidator, temporary liquidator, receiver or temporary receiver to a company or to the majority of its assets.

·       A lack of clarity with regard to the company, or its controlling shareholders, or its securities, which may influence the price of the security.

During suspension, the suspended security is not traded, but the company is subjected to all the obligations that apply to listed companies, such as publishing financial statements, publishing immediate reports, convening general assemblies, etc.

During suspension, the company may act in various ways to correct the causes of suspension, and resume trading in the Regular List.