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Officials at Clearwater’s Digital Media Solutions say the company is not changing how it operates the business day-to-day after being delisted from the New York Stock Exchange and that an agreement with lenders remains in place.
In a statement to investors, it says being stripped of its place on the exchange “does not affect the company’s business operations and DMS continues to be focused on its core solutions in service of its advertising clients.”
The delisting also does not change DMS’ status as a publicly traded company. While its shares will no longer to be traded on one of the most public — and prestigious — exchanges, investors will be able to buy and sell using over-the-counter markets.
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