Shares of Standard Register were trading at $1.02, up 18 cents, early Wednesday afternoon. The company’s shares have collapsed by more than 85 percent over the past year, and selling accelerated over the past two weeks after the company revealed that it had has asked its creditors for more time to meet certain financial obligations.
Standard Register, which has struggled to remain listed on the New York Stock Exchange, is scheduled to post fourth-quarter earnings later this month.
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