A back door listing provides a way for a private company to go public if it doesn't meet the requirements to list on a stock exchange. The company gets on the exchange by going through a back door.

Article 2.2.35 of the Rules of the markets organised and managed by Borsa Italiana S.p.A. (following the “Rules”) defines the requirements for the admission to listing for Exchange Traded Funds.

A company can choose to delist to go private, or it may be delisted by its host exchange for failing to meet requirements. To be listed on one of these prestigious exchanges, however, a company ...

Shares of KULR Technology Group hit a two-year high after the company regained compliance with the New York Stock Exchange's listing requirements. The stock climbed 33% to a high of $1.92 in early ...