• List of entities suspended for over 3 months
• Deadlines for lodging outstanding reports and resuming trading
• Entities to be removed from official list if deadlines not met

The ASX has released a market announcement regarding long-term suspended entities. The announcement provides a list of entities that have been suspended from trading for more than three months, along with details on the outstanding periodic reports they have failed to lodge (if any), the deadlines for lodging the oldest outstanding report (1 year deadline), and the deadline for the entity to execute its plans for trading in its securities to resume, to ASX's satisfaction (2 year deadline). If an entity does not meet the 1 or 2 year deadlines, it will be removed from the official list, with the removal usually taking effect from the open of trading on the first trading day after the deadline date. The ASX recommends that long-term suspended entities implement a system of periodic (at least quarterly) disclosures to keep the market and security holders informed of their status and plans for resuming trading. The ASX's removal policy for long-term suspended entities is explained in Listing Rules Guidance Note 33, and in limited circumstances, ASX may grant a short extension to the deadline date. The ASX reminds long-term suspended entities that reinstatement of their securities to quotation is not granted automatically on application, and ASX must be satisfied that the reasons for the ongoing suspension have been addressed and that the entity complies with the Listing Rules at the point of reinstatement.