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Cadeler listed on Oslo Børs
Huddlestock Fintech admitted to trading
Kingfish admitted to trading
Euronext announces 2021 holiday calendar for its cash and derivatives markets
Changes to the rules for issuers of shares on Merkur Market (Euronext Growth)
Following the acquisition of Oslo Børs by Euronext in June 2019, and as communicated previously, trading on Merkur Market (Euronext Growth) will migrate onto the Euronext trading platform Optiq. The migration will according to revised plan be carried out on 30 November 2020.
The new issuer rules will continue to apply for issuers of shares, equity certificates, depository receipts and other financial instruments with characteristics similar after the migration to Optiq, are now resolved by Oslo Børs.
The rules will enter into force from 30 November 2020 for the above-mentioned issuers, subject to completed migration to Optiq.
Changes to the rules for issuers of shares, equity certificates and ETFs on Oslo Børs and Oslo Axess (Euronext Expand)
Following the acquisition of Oslo Børs by Euronext in June 2019, and as communicated previously, trading on Oslo Børs and Oslo Axess will migrate onto the Euronext trading platform Optiq. The migration will according to revised plan be carried out on 30 November 2020.
The new issuer rules that will apply for issuers of shares, equity certificates, depository receipts and other financial instruments with characteristics similar to shares, as well as ETFs, after the migration to Optiq, are now resolved by Oslo Børs.
The rules will enter into force from 30 November 2020 for the above-mentioned issuers, subject to completed migration to Optiq.