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Absolute Software Corporation

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About Absolute Software Corporation


CEO
Christy Wyatt
Headquarters
Vancouver
Founded
1993
Absolute Software creates endpoint resiliency solutions that enable organizations to secure their devices, data and users.
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Delisting occurs when a security is removed from a stock exchange, either voluntarily or involuntarily. It happens for various reasons: some companies do it as they cease all operations, others opt for it as the result of bankruptcy. Among other reasons there are merging with another company, failing to meet listing requirements, or the transition to private ownership.
A stock's fate depends on the way the company delisted. If it delisted voluntarily, its shareholders typically receive cash as a buyout or corresponding shares in the acquiring company. However, when a company is forced to delist, shareholders have to either find a buyer on the exchange, or keep holding shares of an unlisted company.
ABST reached its all-time high on Feb 11, 2021 with the price of 21.20 USD, and its all-time low was 3.61 USD and was reached on Nov 6, 2012. View more price dynamics on ABST chart.
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