YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
The company’s new ticker symbol is SLSZ.PK. Shares closed at 14 cents apiece Nov. 21
SLS said in early September that it no longer was in compliance with AMEX’s listing standards, and the company subsequently filed a plan to regain compliance. AMEX staff rejected the plan earlier this month, at which point SLS announced its intention to go back to the OTC board.
Value of the sound-system manufacturer’s common stock dropped nearly 90 percent since it began trading on AMEX in October 2005.
Shares of the sound-system manufacturer’s stock previously were traded on the OTC board June 2001–October 2005.
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