Century Entertainment receives new HKEX conditions for trading resumption
Trading in Century Entertainment’s shares will remain suspended until the company satisfies the Hong Kong Stock Exchange’s requirements.
Hong Kong.- The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) has issued additional requirements to Century Entertainment International Holdings that the operator must meet before trading in its shares can resume trading. In yesterday’s filing, the company said it had received resumption guidance on July 9, adding to the conditions issued in August 2025 after trading in its shares was suspended on June 26.
Under the new requirements, Century Entertainment must publish all outstanding financial results required under the Listing Rules and address any audit modifications. It must also appoint an independent internal control consultant to conduct a review of its internal control framework.
According to the filing, the review must confirm that the deficiencies which led to the trading suspension have been rectified, all necessary remedial measures have been implemented, and the company’s internal controls are adequate to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. This includes financial reporting processes and the maintenance of proper books, records and business documentation.
The update follows the company’s June 29 announcement that publication of its annual results for the financial year ended March 31, 2026 had been delayed.
