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LONDON - The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has reinstated Milton Capital Plc’s ordinary shares to the Official List, effective today, making them once again available for trading on the London Stock Exchange (LON:LSEG). The ordinary shares, with a nominal value of GBP 0.01 each, fall under the equity shares category for shell companies and carry the ISIN GB00BMWLC750.
This restoration follows an announcement from the FCA and marks the conclusion of a process that has brought Milton Capital Plc back into compliance with the listing requirements. The decision to restore the listing was made by the Issuer Management division of the FCA, which is responsible for overseeing the admission of securities to the Official List.
The restoration of Milton Capital’s listing is an essential step for the company, as it provides investors with the opportunity to trade its shares on a recognized investment exchange. The listing also implies that Milton Capital has met the regulatory standards required for public companies, including transparency and governance practices.
Investors interested in the trading activity of Milton Capital Plc’s shares can find the SEDOL number, a Stock Exchange identifier allocated by the London Stock Exchange, on their dealing notice. For more details regarding the trading of these securities, stakeholders are advised to consult the notices issued by the London Stock Exchange in addition to the FCA’s announcement.
The FCA’s notice is part of its role as a Primary Information Provider in the United Kingdom (TADAWUL:4280), authorized to disseminate information critical to financial markets and participants. The terms and conditions related to the use and distribution of this information are available for those seeking further clarification.
The restoration of Milton Capital Plc to the Official List is based on a press release statement and reflects the company’s current regulatory and compliance status as it resumes its presence in the public market.
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