Seibu gives up plan to list stock on Jasdaq before end of March

Seibu gives up plan to list stock on Jasdaq before end of March

TOKYO, Japan - Seibu Railway Co. President Terumasa Koyanagi (standing) speaks to reporters in Tokyo on Dec. 10 about the abandonment of the company's plan to list its stocks on the Jasdaq over-the-counter market by the end of next March. Seibu stocks are scheduled to be delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Dec. 17 over a disclosure scandal. (Kyodo)

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