Skymark, an airline that went bankrupt seven years ago and was delisted, will relist its shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange next month.
On the 10th, the Tokyo Stock Exchange approved the listing of Skymark's shares on the "Growth Market", which has many emerging companies, as of the 14th of next month, among the three market segments.
Seven years ago, Skymark went bankrupt and its shares were delisted due to deteriorating business performance due to fierce competition with low-cost airlines.
After that, we proceeded with the reconstruction of management with the support of domestic investment funds, etc., and applied for listing again three years ago. I was.
As passenger demand recovered rapidly due to the easing of restrictions on movement, we applied for listing again in August this year.
If the company's performance recovers, it will consider moving the listing from the "growth market" that it decided to relist to the top "prime market".
Skymark says, "As a new Skymark, we would like to work together as a company, putting safety first."