Fashion chain Superdry delists from London Stock Exchange

The last day of trading in Superdry’s ordinary shares on the main market was July 12, and the delisting became effective on July 15, the company said in a stock market filing.

Fashion chain Superdry has announced the cancellation of listing of its ordinary shares on the London Stock Exchange’s main market.
The last day of trading in Superdry’s ordinary shares on the main market was July 12, and the delisting began on July 15.
The firm’s ordinary shares are now admitted to trading on the securities matching platform of JP Jenkins.

The company’s ordinary shares are now admitted to trading on the securities matching platform of JP Jenkins, a trading name of InfinitX Limited and Appointed Representative of Prosper Capital LLP.

JP Jenkins provides a securities matching venue for unlisted or unquoted assets in companies, enabling shareholders and prospective investors to buy and sell shares on a matched bargain basis.

“Trades will be conducted at a level that JP Jenkins is able to match a willing seller and a willing buyer,” the company noted.

Following the delisting, Peel Hunt has ceased to act as sponsor, financial adviser and corporate broker to the company, it added.

Fibre2Fashion News Desk (DS)