Listing Eligibility Reporting Clause Samples
The Listing Eligibility Reporting clause requires parties to provide information or updates regarding the eligibility of a security or asset for listing on a particular exchange or platform. In practice, this means that the responsible party must notify the other party if there are any changes, issues, or developments that could affect the asset's ability to be listed or remain listed. For example, if a company’s shares are at risk of being delisted due to regulatory concerns, this clause would obligate the company to report such risks promptly. The core function of this clause is to ensure transparency and timely communication, allowing all parties to respond appropriately to changes in listing status and manage associated risks.
Listing Eligibility Reporting. The Company shall notify the Holder from time to time within five Business Days after the Company first learns that it does not meet any of the applicable requirements for the continued listing of the Common Stock on the Principal Market and shall make appropriate public announcement thereof so that the content of such notice shall not constitute material non-public information for purposes of the 1934 Act.
Listing Eligibility Reporting. The Company shall notify the Buyer from time to time within five days after the Company first learns that it does not meet any of the applicable requirements for the continued listing of the Common Stock on the principal securities market or exchange on which the Common Stock is listed from time to time.
Listing Eligibility Reporting. The Company shall notify the Holder from time to time within five days after the Company first learns that it does not meet any of the applicable requirements for the continued listing of the Common Stock on the principal securities market or exchange on which the Common Stock is listed from time to time and shall make appropriate public announcement thereof so that the content of such notice shall not constitute material non-public information for purposes of the 1934 Act.
Listing Eligibility Reporting. The Corporation shall notify the Holders from time to time within five days after the Corporation first learns that it does not meet any of the applicable requirements for the continued listing of the Common Stock on the principal securities market or exchange on which the Common Stock is listed from time to time.