Bahamas Supermarkets' principal yesterday said the struggling grocery chain was seeking to bring its audited financial statements "up to date by the end of the month", after the stock market regulator refused to grant it another extension for the filing of its year-end accounts.

Mark Finlayson, when contacted by Tribune Business, said he was unaware of the Securities Commission's announcement yesterday that it would not consider another extension to the four-month timeframe, post year-end, for the City Markets operating parent to post its audited financials ...

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