• 36 entities suspended for over 3 months
• Entities must lodge outstanding reports within 1 year or face delisting
• Entities must execute plans to resume trading within 2 years or face delisting

ASX has announced a list of 36 entities that have been suspended from trading for more than three months. The announcement provides details on the name and ASX code of each entity, the periodic reports they have failed to lodge, and the deadlines they face to either lodge the outstanding reports or execute plans to resume trading. Entities have 1 year to lodge any outstanding periodic reports, such as annual or half-yearly financial reports. If they fail to do so, they will face delisting. Additionally, entities have 2 years to put in place plans to resume trading, to ASX's satisfaction. If they fail to meet this deadline, they will also be removed from the official list, usually effective from the next trading day. ASX has stated that reinstatement of securities is not automatic, even if the suspension was at the entity's request, and entities must demonstrate compliance with listing rules at the point of reinstatement. The announcement also notes that ASX may grant short extensions to the deadline dates in limited circumstances.