KRX Tightens KOSDAQ Rules for Digital Asset Business Shifts
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The Korea Exchange (KRX) revised KOSDAQ special listing rules to trigger delisting reviews if a company changes its core business within five years of a technology-based listing, explicitly targeting firms shifting into digital asset treasury or investment operations. Special-listed companies must also disclose value enhancement plans during delisting grace periods, raising compliance and disclosure burdens that could deter crypto pivots, fundraising and adoption by tech-listed firms.
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- KRX to review tech-listed firms for delisting if they change core businesses within five years.
- Digital asset treasury business shifts may lead to delisting reviews under revised KRX rules.
- Special-listed firms must disclose value enhancement plans during delisting grace periods.
The Korea Exchange (KRX) has introduced new listing rule changes that tighten oversight of companies that entered the KOSDAQ market through the technology special listing program.
Under the revised framework, companies that change their core business within five years of listing could face a serious delisting review, a move that directly affects firms seeking to transition into digital asset treasury or investment operations after securing a market listing based on technological qualifications.
New Delisting Trigger Targets Core Business Changes
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