IBS AG : excellence, collaboration, manufacturing: Changeover from Prime Standard to General Standard now Implemented

27.09.2013Age 23 hrs
Category Finanzpressemitteilung

Hoehr-Grenzhausen, 27th September 2013: As of today's date, IBS AG shares are listed on the Regulated Market (General Standard) of the Frankfurt stock exchange.

The listing of IBS AG Shares on the subsegment of the Regulated Market with further disclosure obligations (Prime Standard) was revoked at the request of the IBS AG Board of Management and Supervisory Board. The application for revocation was announced on the homepage of the Deutsche Börse AG on 26th June 2013 and came into effect at midnight on 26th September 2013. The admission to stock exchange trading on the Regulated Market (General Standard) remains unaffected.

The IBS AG Board of Management deems the General Standard market segment to be optimally suited to the corporate structures of IBS AG and the move will reduce the volume of costs and efforts incurred in connection with the Prime Standard.

About IBS AG:

IBS AG is a leading supplier of cross-company standard software systems and consulting services for industrial quality, production, traceability and compliance management. In keeping with the corporate philosophy  "The Productivity Advantage", IBS AG's Best Practice solutions contribute to a sustainable boost in corporate productivity. IBS customers receive the support of a team of experienced consultants and specialists throughout each project phase and beyond. IBS AG, founded in 1982, today employs 219 personnel in Europe, China and the USA.

The Company is listed in the General Standard of the German Stock Exchange in Frankfurt/Main (ISIN DE0006228406).

IBS AG software solutions amount to over 4,000 installations worldwide and can be found at companies such as Audi, Beam Global, BMW, BorgWarner, BOSCH, Caterpillar, Daimler, Electronic Networks, FCI Automotive, Kimberly Clark, Liebherr, Magna Automotive, KautexTextron, Parker Hannifin, Procter & Gamble, Rock Tenn, Porsche, Siemens, SMA Solar Technology, ThyssenKrupp and W.L. Gore.