Key Takeaways
- Worldcall Telecom Limited has been restored to the Pakistan Stock Exchange’s Normal Counter.
- The company’s shares are now eligible for the Margin Financing System and Securities Lending and Borrowing.
- Worldcall was previously placed in the Non-Compliant Segment for non-payment of an additional listing fee.
Worldcall Telecom Limited (PSX: WTL) has been restored to the Pakistan Stock Exchange’s (PSX) Normal Counter, effective September 23, 2026, following a move to the Non-Compliant Segment earlier this month.
The National Clearing Company of Pakistan Limited (NCCPL) announced the restoration of Worldcall’s shares to the Normal Counter on Wednesday.
This move means that Worldcall’s securities are now eligible for the Margin Financing System (MF) and Securities Lending and Borrowing (SLB-B).
Previously, Worldcall was placed in the Non-Compliant Segment on September 16, 2026, due to non-payment of an additional listing fee linked to an increase in its paid-up capital.
NCCPL had subsequently excluded Worldcall’s securities from the Margin Financing and SLB-B systems, impacting its trading status.
The company’s shares had been moved to the Non-Compliant Segment in December 2025, marking the second time it faced such a designation.
This latest development is expected to improve trading conditions for Worldcall’s shareholders and enhance liquidity in the stock.
The restoration to the Normal Counter is a positive step for the company, aligning it with the broader market conditions and facilitating easier access to financial instruments.
