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ntl plans to relist on NYSE
Published Wednesday, Aug 14 2002, 15:56 BST | By James Welsh
ntl CEO Barclay Knapp has told reporters that he plans to relist the troubled cable company on the New York Stock Exchange and possibly gain a secondary listing in London after the company emerges from a massive debt restructuring programme.
He said: "We are going to maintain our status as a Delaware-incorporated company and our initial listing will be a New York Stock Exchange listing. We considered the London listing and chose the route we chose because this is the only way we can exit the process on this time-frame," according to wires service Reuters.
There is a possibility, Knapp added, that the company would seek a primary listing on the London Stock Exchange in the future.
He said: "We are going to maintain our status as a Delaware-incorporated company and our initial listing will be a New York Stock Exchange listing. We considered the London listing and chose the route we chose because this is the only way we can exit the process on this time-frame," according to wires service Reuters.
There is a possibility, Knapp added, that the company would seek a primary listing on the London Stock Exchange in the future.
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