After flotation
The UKLA insists on listed companies having continuing obligations. One of these is to ensure that all price-sensitive information is given to the market as soon as possible and that there is full and accurate disclosure (and all investors to receive it at the same time).
Information is price-sensitive if it might influence the share price or the trading in the shares. Investors need to be sure that they are not disadvantaged by market distortions caused by some participants having the benefit of superior information. Public announcements will be required in a number of instances, for example: the development of major new products; the signing of major contracts; details of an acquisition; a sale of large assets; a change in directors; ...
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