SHANGHAI, May 16 (Reuters) - Four Chinese companies, including Jinan Qingqi Motorcycle Co , said on Friday their shares will be suspended from trade and they face delisting after posting three straight years of losses.
Regulators have tossed 10 companies off the bourses since the government tightened rules in early 2001 to clean up markets riddled with poorly performing firms.
Companies which post three consecutive years of losses are halted from trade immediately and ...
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