ASX generally pauses trading when a listed entity: tells ASX it...

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    ASX generally pauses trading when a listed entity:

    • tells ASX it is intending to lodge a market sensitive announcement and ASX is concerned the market does not trade on an uninformed basis ahead of that announcement; or
    • requests a trading halt and ASX agrees to the request, to prevent trading occurring on an uninformed basis while the trading halt is processed.
    ASX itself may also initiate a pause in trading if it is unable to contact a listed entity to discuss a query about its disclosure obligations and has reason to be concerned that trading may be about to occur, or is already occurring, on an uninformed basis.
 
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