Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Array Networks
I am afraid this is incorrect. The guidelines of  apply here. In terms of market listings the Taiwan Stock Exchange is the 19th largest international secondary exchange in the world and is ''regulated'' similar to the NYSE and NASDAQ. These are major secondary markets with transactions in the billions daily. That's irrelevant to why listed companies are inherently notable. The regulation required to be listed on these markets means the company is under controlled scrutiny. Balance sheet, reports, earning are all monitors with high regulation and guidelines. Their counterpart is the Over-the-counter (finance)|OTC markets consisting of (Grey markets and Pink Sheets) where regulation is laxer and less monitoring overall. This is where penny stocks trade small companies. These companies are not inherently notable because '''listed''' only includes companies in the primary and secondary markets where regulation is strict. This is how the American market operates. The Taiwan market is similar, the major exchange there is Taiwan Stock Exchange (TSE), their penny stock equivalent is the Gre Tai Securities Market. Array Networks is listed on the TSE thus inherently notable
— User:Valoem, 03:19, 4 May 2015 (UTC)
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