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HRC World PLC on Thursday said it will move its listing fully and solely to the Aquis Stock Exchange in London from Nasdaq Copenhagen due to the discontinuation of services by VP Securities AS, or Euronext. The London-based data centre facilities operator started trading on the Aquis Stock Exchange Growth Market Access Category last month. It said it has been informed by Euronext that it plans to end the provision of services required for it to maintain mirrored securities in Denmark. HRC World said it has made multiple appeals to Euronext to consider continuing its services, but has not been able to reach a workable solution. The company confirmed it will start the formal delisting of shares from the Nasdaq First North Growth Market, Copenhagen, effective at the end of October. Shareholders whose positions are held in Euronex will be able to trade on the AQSE, HRC World confirmed. ‘Although it is naturally disappointing that no middle ground could be found to sustain HRC’s presence on Nasdaq Copenhagen, the company nevertheless views this as a positive step forward,’ HRC World said. ‘Concentrating HRC’s trading presence on AQSE will simplify the company’s capital markets strategy, streamline shareholder access, and align its growth journey with a market that is well-suited to support its future ambitions.’ Shares in HRC World were untraded at 11.50 pence in London on Thursday. Copyright 2025 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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