Kenvue and LiveRamp to be removed from exchange Monday before the open
Kenvue and LiveRamp shares will be delisted before Monday's market open following deals with Kimberly-Clark and Publicis, Seeking Alpha reports.
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what happened
According to Seeking Alpha, Kenvue shares will be removed from the exchange on Monday ahead of the opening bell, tied to its agreement with Kimberly-Clark. The outlet separately reported that LiveRamp stock will also be delisted before Monday's open, and that the company's shares edged higher on news of its deal with Publicis.
The report does not give the terms or value of either transaction. A delisting typically means a company stops being publicly traded once an acquisition is completed, and its shares cease trading.
why it matters
For investors, such notices mark the completion stage of a deal: holders receive the acquisition terms and trading in the stock ends. For the broader market the event is small, but it shows how mergers and acquisitions reshape the list of public companies.
market impact
Kenvue and LiveRamp shares: delisting reflects completion of acquisition deals
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- Kenvue set to be delisted on Monday before open after Kimberly-Clark deal — Seeking Alpha, 30 October 2026 at 13:57 UTC
- LiveRamp ticks higher as it's set to be delisted before Monday open on Publicis deal — Seeking Alpha, 30 October 2026 at 14:32 UTC
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