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ICO To Commence Trading on the Nasdaq Global Market
Business Wire, Sept 11, 2006
RESTON, Va. -- ICO Global Communications (Holdings) Limited ("ICO") (Pink Sheets: ICOHA)(NASDAQ: ICOG) today announced that NASDAQ has accepted its application to trade ICO's Class A Common Stock on the NASDAQ Global Market. The shares are expected to commence trading on NASDAQ on Wednesday, September 13, 2006, under the ticker symbol "ICOG."
J. Timothy Bryan, ICO's CEO noted, "We are pleased to have been accepted for listing on the NASDAQ Global Market and look forward to participating in this leading exchange."
ICO Global Communications (Holdings) Limited (www.ico.com) is a next-generation satellite communications company based in Reston, Virginia. ICO is developing an advanced hybrid system, combining both satellite and terrestrial communications capabilities, in order to offer wireless voice, data, and Internet services with handsets similar in size to existing cellular phones.
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