WorldCall Back to Normal Trading at PSX
Worldcall Telecom Limited (PSX: WTL) has been restored to the Pakistan Stock Exchange's (PSX) Normal Counter after being moved to the Non-Compliant Segment earlier this month.
Worldcall Telecom Limited (PSX: WTL) has been restored to the Pakistan Stock Exchange's (PSX) Normal Counter after being moved to the Non-Compliant Segment earlier this month.
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- The National Clearing Firm of Pakistan Limited (NCCPL) on Wednesday stated WTL has been restored from the Non-Compliant Segment to the Normal Counter.
- ProPakistani documented on September 17 that PSX had moved Worldcall back to the Non-Compliant Segment effective September 16.
- Worldcall's shares have now been included in the list of securities eligible for the Margin Financing System (MF) and Securities Lending and Borrowing (SLB-B), effective September 23.
- Worldcall was previously placed in the Non-Compliant Segment in December 2025 over non-payment of an extra listing fee linked to an rise in its paid-up capital.
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For context, the National Clearing Firm of Pakistan Limited (NCCPL) on Wednesday stated WTL has been restored from the Non-Compliant Segment to the Normal Counter. PSX Moves Worldcall to Non-Compliant Segment.
ProPakistani documented on September 17 that PSX had moved Worldcall back to the Non-Compliant Segment effective September 16. NCCPL had subsequently excluded WTL securities from the Margin Financing and SLB-B systems.
Worldcall was previously placed in the Non-Compliant Segment in December 2025 over non-payment of an extra listing fee linked to an rise in its paid-up capital. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.
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For now, worldCall Back to Normal Trading at PSX remains the part of the story worth watching, and further updates are likely as more details are confirmed.




