As a Prime Standard issuer you must send the continuously updated Financial Calendar, compiled in German and English, to the Stock Exchange via a data interface. By publishing the Calendar on the Stock Exchange website you draw the capital market’s attention to your most important diary dates.
Briefly, you have to do the following:
Sect. 54 of the Exchange Rules of the Frankfurter Wertpapierbörse (BörsO FWB) provides for the obligation to prepare, update, publish and transmit the Financial Calendar.
The Financial Calendar has to include the issuer’s significant target dates for the current business year.
Significant target dates are specifically
The dates for publication of the Annual- and Half-yearly Financial Reports as well as Quarterly Statements or Quarterly Financial Reports, however, do not need to be entered into the Financial Calendar. Still many issuers will include these dates for information purposes into their Financial Calendars and, of course, you are free to do so.
The obligations set forth in the BörsO FWB relating to the Financial Calendar begin at start of trading.
In the years following the start of trading, issuers in Prime Standard have to prepare, publish and transmit a new Financial Calendar at the beginning of each new business year.
Obligated party according to Sect. 54 BörsO FWB
If certificates representing shares are admitted, the issuer of the represented stock has to display their target dates in the Financial Calendar. Target dates of the issuer of the certificates representing shares, however, are of no relevance in these cases.
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