NGM to Delist Derivatives
Nordic Growth Market (NGM) has announced the delisting of certain derivative instruments. The delisting is effective soon, with further details provided in attached documentation.

Nordic Growth Market (NGM) announced today that specific derivative instruments will be delisted from its exchange. According to the exchange, the delisting pertains to a number of contracts, with a full list and further specifications available in separate attached files.
NGM, which operates as an authorized marketplace and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Germany's Boerse Stuttgart, did not provide specific reasons for the delisting in its public announcement. Interested parties are directed to review the accompanying documentation for a comprehensive overview of the affected products.
Delistings are a standard procedure on financial markets and can occur due to various reasons, including low trading volumes, changes in listing requirements, or the maturity of the contracts. NGM has not commented on the specific circumstances for these particular instruments.
The Nordic Growth Market operates as an authorized stock exchange in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland, offering a marketplace for exchange-traded products.