Ningbo Green Light Energy to begin trading on PSX from Oct 29
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Ningbo Green Light Energy is scheduled to start trading on the Pakistan Stock Exchange Main Board on October 29, Business Recorder reported. The listing follows a Lahore High Court-approved merger arrangement with LSE SPAC-I, under which each SPAC-I share was exchanged for 1.50 shares in Ningbo Green Light Energy. The market lot is one share with a face value of Rs10.
The PSX notice sets Rs21.06, the last pre-suspension closing price of SPAC-I, as the reference opening price for the new shares. Trading will use T+1 settlement, with the first settlement due on October 30; the shares have been cleared for settlement through the National Clearing Company of Pakistan. The company provides solar-energy systems and EPC services in Pakistan, sourcing key equipment from international manufacturers.
At a glance
- Ningbo Green Light Energy is set to begin PSX trading on October 29.
- SPAC-I shareholders received 1.50 shares for each share held.
- The reference opening price is Rs21.06, with T+1 settlement.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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