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Delisted companies

GET/api/company/delisted

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Paginated list of fully delisted public companies — stocks that no longer have an active listing on any exchange we track (neither a major exchange nor OTC), sorted by delisting date with the most recent first. A company that left a major exchange but still trades over-the-counter is not considered delisted here (it remains operating); its former venue appears in priorTickers instead. Each entry's delistedAt is the date its last listing was removed — for a company that went dark directly off a major exchange this is the SEC Form 25-NSE "Notification of Removal from Listing" signature date; for one that wound down on OTC it is the date that last venue stopped trading. Companies may continue filing with the SEC during deregistration; that is reflected accurately here.

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Query parameters

Example request

curl 'https://api.stockfit.io/v1/api/company/delisted' \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN'

Responses

200 OK

Paginated list of delisted companies, newest delistings first

Response schema

  • page integer
  • pageSize integer
  • totalPages integer
  • totalResults integer
  • data array of object
    array of:
    • symbols array of string

      Tickers of the entity's currently active listings, primary first. Positionally aligned with `exchanges` (symbols[i] trades on exchanges[i]); not deduplicated, so a multi-class issuer lists every class.

    • exchanges array of string

      Exchange for each ticker in `symbols`, in the same order. Not deduplicated.

    • name string

      Company or fund name

    • cik integer

      SEC Central Index Key

    • seriesId integer

      Series ID (0 for stocks, non-zero for ETF/mutual fund series sharing a CIK)

    • type string (enum)

      Security type

      Allowed values: stock, etf, mf
    • sector string | null

      Business sector derived from SIC code

    • industry string | null

      Industry classification derived from SIC code

    • industryGroup string | null

      High-value industry group (Semiconductors, Software & SaaS, Pharma & Biotech, Aerospace & Defense, Automotive, Airlines, Oil & Gas, Fintech & Payments). Null if company is not in one of these groups.

    • compositeFigi string | null

      Bloomberg Composite FIGI

    • ein integer | null

      Employer Identification Number

    • formerNames array of string

      Historical company names

    • status string (enum)

      Operating status. `delisted` ONLY when the entity has no active listing left on ANY exchange (it has gone fully dark and no longer trades anywhere we track, including OTC). A company that left a major exchange but still trades over-the-counter reads `operating`; see `priorTickers` for the listings it has left behind.

      Allowed values: operating, delisted
    • priorTickers array of object

      Listings the entity no longer trades on (delisted), e.g. a Nasdaq listing left behind after a move to OTC. The currently active listings are in `symbols`/`exchanges`. Empty for entities that never left a listing.

      array of:
      • symbol string

        The former ticker on this venue

      • exchange string

        The exchange the entity has since left

      • lastSeen string (date) | null

        The most recent date (ISO 8601) this former ticker was confirmed active — its last-seen date, i.e. roughly when the entity stopped trading under it. For a clean ticker rename (no SEC Form 25/15 removal filing) this approximates the switchover and may be a recent period-end rather than the exact change date. Null when unknown.

    • delistedAt string (date) | null

      Date the entity went fully dark (ISO 8601) — the most recent delisting across all of its listings. For a company that left a major exchange directly this is the SEC Form 25-NSE signature date; for one that wound down on OTC it is the date that last venue stopped trading.

Example response

{
  "page": 1,
  "pageSize": 100,
  "totalPages": 1,
  "totalResults": 81,
  "data": [
    {}
  ]
}

400 Bad Request

Invalid parameters

Response schema

  • error string

    Human-readable error message

Example response

{}

403 Forbidden

Feature not available on current plan

Response schema

  • error string

    Human-readable error message

Example response

{}