The Securities and Exchange Commission has extended the validity of financial statements to 180 days from 120 days of companies registering stocks for public offering.

Ephyro Luis Amatong, associate commissioner of the SEC, told reporters in an interview that the prior validity period has delayed the application of some companies. As a result, the companies must wait for the next quarter once their financial statements are 120 days or four months old.

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