Continuous Disclosure

Continuous disclosure is a legal requirement for companies to regularly share important information that could affect their stock price or investor decisions. This ensures all investors have equal access to relevant facts, promoting transparency and fairness in the market. Companies must promptly disclose significant developments such as financial results, mergers, acquisitions, or regulatory changes, preventing insider trading and helping investors make informed decisions. Essentially, it’s an ongoing obligation to keep the public informed about material information that could influence the company's value.