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To: Peter who wrote (2605)	12/29/1997 5:05:00 PM
From: Robert Floyd	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2740

In my experience: it's up to the exchange. They may not delist the company at all. If they do, your company could be delisted as soon as the exchange determines they can't comply with the listing requirements or other exchange rules. I have seen companies delisted in a matter of days. If your company gets delisted, they can apply for listing as soon as they do comply. At that time, the relisting is at the discretion of the exchange.