A company that satisfies the listings rules of the Stock Exchange, and whose shares are quoted and traded on the Exchange.

A company whose shares have been listed by a stock exchange.

A company whose securities have been admitted to the Official List of the UK Listing Authority.

A company that has a listing agreement with a Stock Exchange and whose sharers therefore have a quotation on the main market. These companies were formerly called quoted companies.

company whose shares are traded on the stock exchange and are able to be bought and sold by members of the general public.

A company whose securities have been admitted to the UKLAâ€(tm)s Official List and admitted to trading on the London Stock Exchange.

A company whose shares are listed or quoted on an official stock exchange.

a company that has securities quoted on the ASX

a company whose securities are traded on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong and is a public company

a public company which has been listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange

a public limited company which has obtained a listing from the Stock Exchange and not all public limited companies do this

A company listed on a recognised stock exchange and whose shares are able to be traded by the general public.

A company whose shares trade on an authorised public stock exchange.

A quoted company can trade its shares on the Stock Exchange. As at June 2002 there were 243 companies listed on the CSE. These companies have been divided into 20 sectors based on their main businesses. Companies listed on the CSE enjoy a number of benefits including tax concessions, shareholder protection through CSE and SEC regulations, and the ability to raise additional funds through share issues. Any violation of or non-compliance with any CSE listing requirement may cause a company to be de-listed.

A company whose shares are publicly traded on a stock exchange.

A company that is listed on the Stock Exchange.

A company whose securities are admitted for listing on a stock exchange.

Public Limited Company (plc), listed on a Stock Exchange.

A Public Limited Company listed on the London Stock Exchange.

A company whose shares can be bought or sold on a stock exchange.

A company that has obtained permission for its shares to be admitted to the London Stock Exchange's Official List.

A company whose securities have been admitted to the main market.

A company at lease one of the securities of which is listed on the stock exchange.

A company whose shares have been admitted to the stock exchange and which has had to comply with the Exchange's listing requirements.

A listed company is one whose shares are included in the Official List of Securities and are dealt with by members of the Stock Exchange.

Joint-stock public company with shares from at least one issue admitted for trading on a recognized and regulated exchange.

A company is "listed" if its securities trade on financial exchanges.... more on Listed company

A company that is listed on a stock exchange.

Joint-stock public company whit shares from at least one issue admitted for trading on the Stock Exchange.

A company whose shares are listed on the stock exchange and which are available to be bought and sold.

A company whose shares have been admitted to the Daily Official List. It has had to comply with the Exchange's listing regulations.

See Listed Stock.

a company whose shares are traded publicly on the stock exchange

A company listed on the stock exchange whose shares are able to be traded by members of the public.