Tracking NYSE Delistings Through Exchange Notices and SEC Form 25

Summary

The document explains where to look for current and completed NYSE delistings. It points readers to the exchange for active delisting information and identifies SEC Form 25 filings as a way to track securities removed from listing. The form notifies the SEC that an exchange is removing a security from listing and registration in specified circumstances, such as maturity, redemption, or retirement.

The response states that a security is considered delisted ten days after Form 25 is filed and suggests reviewing recent filings through the SEC’s EDGAR system. This gives investors and researchers a filing-based method for building a delisting watchlist from public records. The exchange itself is described as the source for active cases, while EDGAR supports discovery of recent notices. The short answer does not identify a consolidated real-time tracking service, explain how to automate filing searches, or address other exchanges and types of delisting. Filing timing also means that a Form 25 list reflects the regulatory notice process rather than necessarily providing advance warning of every event.

Key ideas

• The NYSE website can be consulted for active delisting notices.
• SEC Form 25 reports an exchange’s removal of a security from listing and registration.
• The document states that delisting takes effect ten days after Form 25 is filed.
• Recent Form 25 filings can be located through the SEC’s EDGAR system.
• The proposed sources do not amount to a described, consolidated real-time tracker.

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# Website tracking list of companies delisted on NYSE exchange


# Website tracking list of companies delisted on NYSE exchange












I want to find the list of comapanies delisted on NYSE exchange and the companies which will be delisted, is there any website which tracks it on a real time basis?

## Answer by zglin (score 2)

https://quant.stackexchange.com/a/31379

You can find active delisting on the NYSE website. As for the list of delisted companies, generally what you are looking for is the Form 25

> A notification given to the SEC by a national securities exchange telling of the removal from listing on that exchange and registration of matured, redeemed or retired corporate securities. SEC Form 25 is required by Rule 12d2-2 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. A security is considered to be delisted 10 days after the filing of Form 25 with the SEC.

You can get the list of the most recent filings from EDGAR

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