Smurfit Westrock has completed the cancellation of its secondary listing on the London Stock Exchange (LSE), leaving the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) as the group’s sole listing venue.
The last trading day on the LSE was 19 June, with the delisting taking effect on 22 June.
According to a shareholder FAQ published by the company, the decision follows a review of its listing structure. Smurfit Westrock said the vast majority of trading in its shares already takes place on the NYSE, while maintaining the LSE listing entails additional costs as well as regulatory and administrative obligations. Consolidating trading on a single exchange is expected to provide greater liquidity and trading efficiency.
The delisting does not affect the group’s operations or its status as an Irish-incorporated company.
