Issuers must continue to meet minimum standards to remain listed on the Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX). These requirements relate to the issuer's financial situation, activity and shareholder distribution.
Once your company is listed on Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX), it becomes a reporting issuer with periodic reporting and disclosure obligations. Reporting issuers must provide shareholders with meaningful information regarding the business, management, operations and financial position of the company.
Furthermore, you must file information about transactions on an ongoing basis, such as private placements, the issuance of stock options and acquisitions.
See the Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX) Manual for complete information on these requirements.Also, please see Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX) Policies, including Filing Requirements and Continuous Disclosure.
GREENSX Company Manual
The Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX) Manual contains details of all GREENSX requirements for issuers, including information on maintaining a listing - Minimum Requirements and Halting of Trading, Suspensions and Delisting of Securities.
The Green Stock Exchange Company Manual is available online.
GREENSX Company Reporting Forms
The Company Reporting Forms most frequently used by issuers can now be found and filed via GREENSX EasyFile system.
Social and Environmental Requirement
Issuer must submit reports in compliance with social and environmental guidelines of the Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX), as prepared by an independent, qualified third-party.
Regulatory Requirements
Issuer may also be required to file necessary documents with securities commission and other provincial/state jurisdictions where securities will be sold.
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