KUWAIT, April 1 | Sun Apr 1, 2012 10:17am EDT
KUWAIT, April 1 (Reuters) - Kuwait's stock exchange said it had suspended trading in the shares of 19 more companies on Sunday after they failed to report earnings on time.
The companies - several involved in real estate - join 12 other firms which were suspended earlier this year.
The new companies on the list included investment group Al-Ahlia Holding and International Financial Advisors .
The list, which now totals 31 companies, already included Investment Dar, which brought half of luxury British carmaker Aston Martin for 479 million pounds ($751.7 million) in 2007 and International Investment Group, which defaulted on a $200 million Islamic bond in April 2010.
Global Investment House, whose largest shareholders are the governments of Kuwait and Dubai, was also on the list, according to a statement on the Kuwait stock exchange website. www.kse.com.kw/
Kuwait's markets watchdog warned several companies last month that they would be delisted. ID:nL5E8DG325] (Reporting by Ahmed Hagagy; Writing by Sylvia Westall; Editing by Greg Mahlich)
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