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What if delisted stocks are not sold?
1. The stock has been delisted but not sold. In the face of this situation, this method can be adopted:

2. It is sold in the third board market. After the stock is delisted in the secondary market, the delisted stock will be transferred to the third board trading. Investors can sell in the third board market after opening the trading authority of the third board. However, the third board market is not active, whether it can be sold on the third board depends on whether investors buy it or not;

3. The equity is waiting for reorganization. Some delisted stocks can re-apply for listing after meeting certain conditions, and investors can choose to continue holding stocks and wait for their listing.

4. For a listed company in bankruptcy liquidation, you can claim compensation from the listed company.

5. However, before delisting, the stock exchange will issue an announcement, which can be sold after the announcement or during the delisting merger. Generally, it can still be sold during this period, so don't have any illusions. Can only be sold to reduce losses.

1. Stock delisting refers to the active or passive termination of listing by a listed company because it does not meet the relevant financial and other listing standards of the Exchange, that is, it is changed from a listed company to an unlisted company.

Delisting is divided into active delisting and passive delisting:

2. Active delisting means that the company voluntarily applies to the regulatory authorities for revocation of the license according to the resolutions of the shareholders' meeting and the board of directors. Generally, there are the following reasons: the shareholders' meeting decides not to renew the operation period after its expiration; The shareholders' meeting decides to dissolve; Dissolution due to merger or division; Bankruptcy; Adjust the structure and layout according to market demand.

3. Passive delisting means that futures institutions are forced to revoke their licenses due to major illegal acts or poor management, which leads to major risks.

4. Futures delisting can include two situations: ① delisting of futures varieties; ② delisting of futures contracts

5. The delisting of futures varieties means that all contracts of futures varieties are withdrawn from the market for some reason and no longer traded. For example, treasury bond futures and mung bean futures were once very active.

6. The delisting of futures contracts refers to the automatic delisting after the last transaction specified. The delisting date is based on the listing date of each contract.

7. Privatization and delisting

Privatization and delisting are generally completed through active delisting. For example, Liaohe Oilfield (0008 17) and Jinzhou Petrochemical (000763).

8. Stock exchange delisting

The delisting of a stock exchange is generally voluntary. After the stock exchange is delisted, the original shareholders will become shareholders of another company. For example, after S shandong aluminum industry (600205) and S Lan Aluminum (600296) and China Aluminum (60 1600) exchanged shares, the original shareholders of S shandong aluminum industry (600205) and S Lan Aluminum (600296) became shareholders of China Aluminum (60 1600).

You need to be cautious and think twice before you play the stock market. I hope I can help you.