Softlogic Holdings (SHL): The SEC Rule Said Suspend Trading. It Still Hasn't. Here's Why

Softlogic Holdings PLC (SHL.N0000) has been on the CSE watch list since November 2023. Under CSE Listing Rule 7.5(d)(ii)(A)(5)(d)(ii), that should have triggered a mandatory trading suspension in February 2025. It's been deferred four times since — most recently to June 2027 — with no public reasons given. At the same time, a Rs 1.28 billion warrant deal, 99.79% held by the company's two largest shareholders, has had its exercise date pushed back four times, at a strike price that's never been re-adjusted. This video walks through what the public disclosures actually show, explains the warrant mechanics in plain terms, and puts direct questions to the SEC and the CSE — the same questions I've already submitted in writing. ⚠️ EDUCATIONAL CONTENT ONLY. This is not investment advice, not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold, and not a recommendation on how to vote at any shareholder meeting. Every figure in this video is sourced to a dated public disclosure — full source ledger and complete write-up at inwestout.com/research/SHL Want to raise this with the regulator yourself? Template email in the pinned comment. #fyp #foryoupage #investing #SoftlogicHoldings #SHL #ColomboStockExchange #CSE #SECSriLanka #SriLankaStockMarket #InwestOut #DYOR