The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) on Friday announced updates regarding the trading status of several listed issuers on its regulated market.

The announcement followed a review of the independent auditors’ reports included in the annual financial statements for the year ending December 31, 2024.

The companies affected by this decision include Philoktimatiki Public Ltd, Display Art Plc, and Regallia Holdings & Investments Public Company Ltd.

“Material uncertainty related to going concern” was the issue raised in the auditor’s report for Philoktimatiki Public Ltd, the CSE stated.

“Material uncertainty regarding the continuity of operations” was noted in the case of both Display Art Plc and Regallia Holdings & Investments Public Company Ltd.

The CSE clarified that the marking (Σ) will be removed from the trading boards and price bulletins once the reasons that led to its imposition have been resolved.

The CSE council explained that the securities of certain issuers will continue to appear with the marking (Σ) on their trading boards and price bulletins within the Alternative Market.

The Council explained that this measure is due to the content of the independent auditors’ reports on these issuers’ annual financial results.

In a separate development, the CSE Council decided, in accordance with paragraph 2.2.7 of Directive KDP 379/2014, as amended, to remove the (Σ) marking from the shares of Interfund Investments Plc.

The removal of the marking was granted because the issue that originally led to its imposition has now been addressed.

The CSE stated that “this decision of the Stock Exchange Council will take effect from Wednesday, June 18, 2025.”