[25-NSE] Informatica Inc. SEC Filing
Informatica Inc. is having its Class A common stock removed from listing and registration on the New York Stock Exchange, as the exchange filed a Form 25 under Section 12(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. The filing states that the NYSE has followed its own rules for striking the security from listing and withdrawing its registration, and that Informatica has complied with the exchange’s procedures and the related SEC rule for voluntary withdrawal. This action means the Class A shares will no longer trade as a listed security on the NYSE once the delisting process is complete.
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Insights
Informatica’s NYSE delisting of Class A shares is a structurally negative development for its equity profile.
The notice shows that Informatica Inc. and the New York Stock Exchange are removing the company’s Class A common stock from listing and registration through a Form 25 filing under Section 12(b) of the Exchange Act. The exchange certifies that it followed its rules to strike the security from listing and withdraw registration, and that the issuer complied with the exchange’s procedures and the applicable SEC rule for voluntary withdrawal.
Losing a major exchange listing typically reduces visibility and may affect how some institutions can hold or trade the shares, because many mandates reference exchange-listed securities. The filing does not describe the company’s future trading arrangements or the reasons for delisting, so the main confirmed impact is that Class A shares will no longer be listed on the NYSE once the Form 25 process runs its course.