Nothing ever dies on the ASX. It's a joke of an exchange and the only ones that suffer are Australian shareholders.
They don't seem to have any rules for remaining listed. I could be wrong of, so if anyone knows please let me know. The Dow Jones, NASDAQ, Toronto, etc. all have rules that allow them to delist companies that don't have a minimum level of income for a certain period. The ASX seems to allow companies to languish for as long as they want. A good example is NUW. Why are they allowed to be listed still?
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