Total Access finally says goodbye to SGX-ST

Trading has also been suspended.

Wireless communications firm Total Access has requested for suspension in connection with its voluntary delisting from the Official List of the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited.

It can be recalled that Total Access announced in February 2011 that it will be delisting its shares after three years. It is Thailand’s second-largest mobile operator.

According to Total Access, the trading volume of the shares of the company on the SGX-ST is relatively low compared to that on the Stock Exchange of Thailand and there is a limited number of shareholders of the company.
In line with current market practice, all securities related to the trading counter have also been similarly suspended.

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