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KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) has suspended trading of Kintyre Holdings (Ja) Limited (KNTYR) and Atlantic Hardware & Plumbing Company Limited (AHPC) due to the continued delay in filing their audited financials.
The move took effect Tuesday morning and will remain in effect until both company’s submit their overdue reports. This means that investors will not be able to trade either company’s stock until the JSE admits them back to trading. Investors continue to retain their ownership in both companies prior to the suspension taking effect.
Both companies’ audited financials were originally due by March 31 after both filed unaudited fourth quarter reports. However, both Junior Market firms have yet to submit their December 2025 audited numbers. The JSE’s Junior Market rule book stipulates that the JSE may suspend a company whose audited financials are more than 90 days overdue. AHPC closed Tuesday at $1.58 while Kintyre ended trading at $0.17.
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