I’ve seen before a company voluntarily suspend their shares then be in no particular rush to lift the suspension. What irks me is there appears to be no ASX rule requiring WOA to explain why the suspension has not been lifted. All I can see is that if a company remains suspended for 2 years they are automatically delisted. Given the silence from WOA how could you rule this scenario out.
I’ve seen before a company voluntarily suspend their shares then...
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