Gambling software provider withdraws its shares from the Stock Exchange
Wednesday 25th April 2007
CryptoLogic, a leading e-gaming software developer and supplier catering to the online casino, poker and bingo market, has applied to de-list its shares from the Toronto Stock Exchange, the NASDAQ, and the Official List of the UK Listing Authority. It will also cancel trading in its shares on the London Stock Exchange's EEA Regulated Market.
The move follows the company's decision to relocate its headquarters from Canada to Dublin, Ireland to be nearer to its large European customer base.
A new parent company, CryptoLogic Ltd, is expected to be listed on the TSX, NASDAQ, and UK Official List in June, according to a company release on Hemscott.com.
CryptoLogic, a leading e-gaming software developer and supplier catering to the online casino, poker and bingo market, has applied to de-list its shares from the Toronto Stock Exchange, the NASDAQ, and the Official List of the UK Listing Authority. It will also cancel trading in its shares on the London Stock Exchange's EEA Regulated Market.