Several Chinese state-owned companies to delist from NYSE

5 Chinese state-owned firms delist from Wall St.

Five Chinese state-owned firms announced on Friday that they are delisting from the New York Stock Exchange, citing tougher US regulations.

Five state-owned Chinese companies to delist from New York Stock Exchange

By Tara Subramaniam and Philip Wang, CNNFive state-owned Chinese companies, including the country’s leading energy and chemical company, have chosen to delist from the New York Stock Exchange by the end of August.In separate statements issued Friday, China Life Insurance, PetroChina, Sinopec, Aluminum Corporation of China and Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical said they had notified the NYSE and applied for “voluntary delisting.”All five companies c…

Five state-owned Chinese companies to delist from New York Stock Exchange

Five state-owned Chinese companies, including the country's leading energy and chemical company, have chosen to delist from the New York Stock Exchange by the end of August.

Multiple Chinese state-owned companies to delist from NYSE amid scrutiny

The companies have faced audits by the U.S. government's securities regulator and agreed to all voluntarily delist from the New York Stock Exchange.

Several Chinese companies are delisted from the USA Stock Exchange

Five major Chinese companies will be delisting from the New York Stock Exchange. It stated the companies during Friday. These are Aluminium Corporation of China, China Life Insurance, Petrochina, Sinopec, and one of the latter's subsidiaries. Sinopec and Petrochina are two of the world's biggest oil firms. The delisting takes place voluntarily and is said to be due to...

Five Chinese state-owned companies to delist from NYSE amid US tensions

Five Chinese state-owned companies, including oil giant Sinopec and China Life Insurance, said on Friday they would delist from the New York Stock Exchange