A friend today asked me why would companys like Blue Dart etc de-list, i dint know the answer, searched for it and some googling gave the following possible reasons, any more possible reasons for the same are welcome
- High promoter holding say 70%, will lead the promoters to think, why comply with all the listing requirements quarterly publishing of results, communication, analyst questions etc for the remaining 30% of the shares only, better to keep it in our own hands
- If the company has now further plans of raising capital, then it might not make sense for them to remain listed, like most of the foreign MNC do for their Indian subsidiaries, when they feel that no more capital will be ever required by the business, they go for de-listing.
- A company feels that they are undervalued and after trying to communicate the strength of their projects to the market, the fail to elicit the valuations, it would be better for them to de-list and rather go in for a PE funding/Private transaction in case future capital is required because the deal value will not be biased by the CMP.