A First: IKKA Holds a Delayed Listing Ceremony

Originally published 2021-09-30News with Robin’s brief commentary

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English translation of the Chinese post originally published 2021-09-30. Translated 2026-10-27 with AI assistance. Historical figures and claims have not been updated or independently verified. 中文原文

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A first in Taiwan’s stock-market history: IKKA-KY (第一化成控股, 2250) listed on May 31, 2021, at the pandemic’s worst point, without a listing ceremony. The Taiwan Stock Exchange thoughtfully arranged a delayed celebration at Taipei 101 on September 30, with a simultaneous WebPro broadcast. Robin’s brief comment: the exchange was considerate in arranging a make-up listing celebration for a portfolio company.

Key points

IKKA-KY listed during the pandemic without a ceremony.
The exchange held a delayed ceremony on September 30, 2021, described as a Taiwan-market first.
Robin: it was thoughtful of the exchange to arrange a celebration for a portfolio company.

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Full text — English translation

#AFirstIKKAHoldsADelayedListingCeremony The exchange really is thoughtful, arranging a delayed listing celebration for a portfolio company. IKKA-KY (第一化成控股, 2250) listed on May 31, when the pandemic was at its worst, and therefore did not hold a listing ceremony. The Taiwan Stock Exchange is arranging a delayed celebration, the first such make-up listing ceremony in Taiwan’s securities-market history. The exchange said IKKA-KY shares had listed on May 31. Because of the pandemic, the celebration was postponed to September 30. It was scheduled for 8:55 a.m. on September 30 at the information display center on the first floor of Taipei 101, with a simultaneous WebPro broadcast.

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