All listed companies are invited to make the SEBI Circular Ref. CFD/CMD/CIR/P/2017/115 of 10 October 2017 concerning the minimum requirements for holding public shares (MPS) (www.sebi.gov.in/legal/circulars/oct-2017/non-compliance-with-the-minimum-public-shareholding-mps-requirements_36216.html) when applying for the issuance of listing, revocation, undercutting, withdrawal of capital, splitting, forfeiture, reissue, redemption, reclassification, etc. The main steps of a direct listing at the CSE are listed below, along with estimated timelines. These measures assume that the management team and the structure of the company are already in place. If restructuring and management changes are required, it is likely that this will lengthen the timetable. CSE – Canadian Securities Exchange was developed for issuers of small bonds. We offer a simple but comprehensive application process. Here is the complete library of forms for receiving and maintaining an entrance. The minimum requirements to qualify for listing on the CSE are as follows: in addition to the general requirements mentioned above, the issuer must also submit its (3) selection for a share symbol, the application for listing and the additional documents must be received by the CSE and the listing must be paid in full before the issuer qualifies for listing. Please send listings@thecse.com an email with questions. Specify the details of the transaction, including the date, description and location of the assets, if any, the parties and the nature of the agreement (for example. B sale, option, license, investor relations activity agreement, etc.) and relationship with the issuer. The examples below assume that prior to listing, the company will finalize a subscription offer and that such subscription units qualify to be listed by a non-offering prospectus.
Alternatively, companies can use a direct listing to finalize a negotiated offer at the same time as the listing process. The direct listing process typically takes 8 to 12 weeks from the date the first deposit is submitted to the Provincial Securities Commission. . . .