The period prior to the release of results during which directors and other insiders are not allowed to trade in a company's shares.... more on: Close period
The period between the balance sheet date and the day a company announces its results. During this time, when the company is calculating its results, it does not normally communicate with investors and directors are not able to buy or sell their shares.
The period during which the trading service remains closed.
The period prior to the companyĆ's release of its Interim or Preliminary results or in any other period where directors and relevant employees are in possession of price sensitive information, during which the directors and relevant employees are not permitted to trade in the shares of the company. Normally two months.
The period of time between a company's balance sheet date and when it publicly announces its results. During this period of time company directors are not able to trade in shares.
The period (normally about two months) prior to the company's release of its Interim or Preliminary results, during which the directors are not permitted to buy or sell the company's shares.
The period during which directors and other employees deemed to be aware of price-sensitive information, are not permitted to Trade in the shares of the company. For example, usually two months prior to the company's release of its Interim or Preliminary Results.
The period, generally of two months, prior to the company's release of its interim or preliminary result, when the directors are not permitted to trade in the company shares.
The period prior to the company's release of its Interim or Preliminary results, during which the directors are not permitted to trade in the shares of the company. Normally two months, or, if shorter, .the period from the relevant financial period end up to and including the time of such publication.