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Little hope for investors in stocks delisted by exchanges

Until now, not one delisted stock has been able to return any value to investors

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Tinesh Bhasin
When a stock exchange delists companies, it is not exactly good news for investors holding shares of these firms because there is little hope that they will get some value for their holdings. 
 
Recently, the National Stock Exchange of India, or NSE, delisted 19 companies, including Deccan Chronicle Holdings, Koutons Retail India and Ankur Drugs and Pharma. While there are regulations in place to help the shareholders of these companies, there’s little hope that investors may benefit.
 
“Most of these companies had corporate governance issues. Some of them were heavily in debt. Only in very few

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