Carry flagged for KOSDAQ delisting review, trading halt in place

Bitget2026/09/30 10:40

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Korea Exchange designated Carry for a substantive listing eligibility review, citing potential delisting risk under KOSDAQ rules.
The exchange expects a decision on delisting or a remediation period within 20 business days, by Oct. 30, 2026.
If a management improvement plan is filed within 15 business days, by Oct. 23, 2026, the 20-day decision clock starts from filing.
An eligibility clearance would lift the trading halt; a remediation outcome would defer any delisting decision until the period ends.
If delisting is decided, Carry can appeal within 15 business days; KOSDAQ Market Committee review would follow within 20 business days.

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