Delisting refers to the process of removing a company’s stock from a stock exchange, making it no longer available for public trading. This can occur for various reasons, such as the company merging with another company, going bankrupt, or voluntarily choosing to delist. Delisting can also occur when a company fails to meet the listing requirements set by the stock exchange. Once delisted, the company’s stock can only be traded in over-the-counter markets, making it less accessible to investors. Delisting can have significant implications for a company’s financial standing and can also impact the overall stock market.