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Listing Process


If you are thinking about listing on Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX), please follow the steps below:

1. Ensure your company meets the social and environmental guidelines of the exchange.

2. Prepare your internal and external advisory team (management, directors, investment dealer, legal counsel, auditor, IR professional).

3. Prepare and file your Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX) Listing Application and Offering Circular (also called prospectus), with supporting documentation.

4. File a Offering Circular, exemptions and necessary documents with securities commission and other provincial/state jurisdictions where securities will be sold, under SEC exempted Regulation A, SB-1 and SB-2 public offering, of the United States Securities Act of 1933.

5. Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX) will review your application for listing approval. If everything is OK, you can start selling shares.

Listing your company on the Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX) is an important decision. Planning the application process should begin well in advance of the point in time in which you intend to list on Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX).

Listing Application

To apply, companies must submit a Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX) Listing Application and supporting documents such as the Personal Information Form.

You must also submit reports in compliance with social and environmental guidelines of the exchange, as prepared by an independent, qualified third-party.

You must also submit a business plan, which is essential in determining the overall soundness of your business, outlining what your business intends to accomplish and how you will allocate resources to meet those goals. It may be useful to consult with a specialist in business planning to help develop this document. Many books and online tools are also available to help in writing a sound business plan.

Your Offering Circular (also called prospectus) is an extremely detailed and critical document in the going public process, providing investors with the information needed to make informed investment decisions. Click on the links below to download the necessary documents:

Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX) 's Listings Committee is responsible for approving all applicants for listing on the senior exchange.

The Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX) Listings Committee may also consult Members from the E=MC² Creative Friends Network for social and environmental issues and also consult the Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX) 's Listings Advisory Committee, comprised of persons in the securities industry, on complex or unique applications.

On approval for listing on Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX), your legal counsel will be provided with a letter of conditional approval, outlining any outstanding filing requirements as well as the final Original Listing Fee.

Once conditionally approved for listing on Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX), you will receive an invitation for an optional listing ceremony to celebrate your status as a newly listed issuer. We will arrange for media coverage of the event, and will also introduce your company to the various Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX) departments which you will deal with on a regular basis.

Post-listing, Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX) will regulate the issuance of any additional capital, monitor compliance with the established reporting requirements, and ensure that your company meets the Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX)'s ongoing listing requirements.


 

Notice: The Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX) is designed as a collaborative system for bringing together investors, issuers, companies, non-profit organizations and people interested in small eco-friendly, socially responsible and sustainable businesses, including those in the creative industry (music, art, movies, performances). The Green Stock Exchange is a “Web 3.0 eBAY.COM AUCTION STYLED” venue to allow for trading of shares directly between investors of SEC exempted Regulation A, SB-1, SB-2, small company offering registration (SCOR) shares and carbon trading under the United States Securities Act of 1933.

The Green Stock Exchange does not act as a stock broker-dealer, nor is a licensed broker-dealer. We also do not give advice on the merits of a trade or promote the shares traded or negotiate prices for the shares traded. Furthermore, investors are warned of the risk of liquidity since the shares on the Green Stock Exchange are not traded on any well known registered securities exchange or through NASDAQ; there is no guarantee that investors will be able to sell the issuer ’s shares at the price paid or at any particular indication of interest.

This is not an offer of shares or a solicitation of an offer to buy the shares in any jurisdiction where it has not been qualified or lawful. No sale of shares may be made in any state unless pursuant to qualifications or an exemption from qualification, which also includes, Rule 254 of Regulation A, which allows an issuer to “test the waters” for a prospectus offering through a pre-offering solicitation of interest. Links to other sites are provided for information purposes only -- they do not constitute endorsements of those other sites.