Can a listed company issue unlisted shares?

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No, once a company is listed, its shares can be traded on a recognized stock exchange.

When a listed company issues new shares, it may be in the form of a follow-on public offering, bonus or rights issue. They are part of the primary market and are not traded as unlisted shares.

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