The Financial Sector Supervisory Commission (CSSF) has suspended the securities issued by Unipro Capital a.s. from trading on the regulated market of the Luxembourg Stock Exchange. This action, on Tuesday, 22 April 2025, follows the company’s failure to meet disclosure requirements for its securities, which had been listed on the exchange since 15 June 2023.

Non-compliance with transparency obligations

The decision to suspend Unipro Capital’s securities came after the company failed to comply with the legal obligations regarding the disclosure of necessary information. These transparency requirements are a key part of the regulatory framework for securities traded on the Luxembourg exchange.

This suspension follows two prior fines imposed on Unipro Capital. In , the CSSF fined the company €10,000 for its failure to publish regulated information, specifically its annual financial report, despite being ordered to do so. The regulator found that the company had not ensured proper dissemination, storage or filing of the report as required by law. Additionally, in , Unipro Capital was fined €5,000 for similar non-compliance with the transparency law, specifically relating to periodic financial disclosures.

Unipro Capital is registered in the Czech Republic and supervised by the Czech National Bank. The company has also been subject to in 2023 by the National Bank of Slovakia.

At the time of publication, Unipro Capital had not responded to requests for comment from Paperjam.