Suez Cement Company is planning to delist from the London Stock Exchange and cancel the company’s global depository receipts by month’s end, Reuters reports. The move seeks to optimize “the company’s internal procedures and costs,” the company said explaining that the LSE listing is “inconsistent with the company's strategy and funding plans.”
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