GXG Markets

[Jack Lane]

GXG RIP August 18, 2015

[Big Blue Ocean]

GXG Markets First Quote, the "New OTC Market"

GXG Markets First Quote is designed for smaller or start-up companies, and provides the opportunity for quality companies to have their shares traded on a public marketplace with a stock price for their shares and a market capitalization (stock price x total outstanding shares in existence).

Public listings on GXG Markets First Quote are extremely fast, allowing companies to achieve a listing in only about 4 weeks.

Information and share purchases for companies listed on the OTC is restricted to professional or sophisticated investors and existing shareholders without a prospectus. This limited circulation allows companies to conduct further fundraising through a private placing of shares, without the need to produce a public offer document or prospectus.

With a listing on GXG Markets First Quote and an approved prospectus, companies can offer their shares for sale to the general public in a public offering.

The following are the general requirements for listing the Issuer on GXG Markets First Quote:

No Minimum age of company
Minimum 30 shareholders
Audited financials not required
Approved Prospectus not required
Other listing documents, applications, forms and requirements.
Shares traded through select registered brokers

[cruisetravel]

Angola: Cabinda's Contingent Future
By Louise Redvers, 1 December 2013

Resources have long been the source of conflict in Africa. Battles for control of resource-rich territories take many shapes and are waged on many fronts. Now separatists in Angola's oil-rich province of Cabinda have turned to stock markets overseas to fund their struggle by selling rights to future mineral assets they hope to own one day.

Kilimanjaro Capital, incorporated in Belize and listed on the GXG stock exchange in Denmark, offers the chance to invest in lucrative oil and mineral concessions in Cabinda, an area of some 8,000 square kilometres separated from the rest of Angola by a narrow strip of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)...

“What FLEC wants is independence and that is shared by all the people of Cabinda. If there was a referendum tomorrow [on secession], everyone would vote yes." Raul Danda, UNITA member of the Angola Parliament representing Cabinda.

"… Kilimanjaro is certainly a very interesting development because it's something external and outside the control of the Angolan government. What it is doing is giving FLEC international exposure and creating an alternative reality that is going to put new pressure on the Angolan government; so we must see how they respond." Markus Weimer, Senior Analyst – Africa, Control Risks Group.

For full story:

http://allafrica.com/stories/201312070136.html?viewall=1

http://gga.org/stories/editions/aif-18-fault-lines-africas-separation-anxiety/cabinda2019s-contingent-future

Kilimanjaro is a Belize company conducting business in Africa. The Company is listed on the Danish GXG Exchange and has obtained a secondary listing on the OTC Markets US exchange as a foreign issuer under the ticker symbol KIMJF

[Jack Lane]

KCAP:G4 is now PINK KJIMF - looks like they did a large semi conventional deal in Somalia - http://hiiraan.com/news4/2013/Oct/41372/kilimanjaro_to_assume_pivotal_role_in_somalia_oil_project.aspx

[Jack Lane]

KCAP:G4Africa Confidential calls this the most unusual Africa play ever, Barry Morgan at Upside calls it a "Sovereignty Lottery"

Kilimanjaro Capital (KCAP:GXG) getting a lot of secular press, described as a gamble, lottery, and bizarre play. They buy and sell African Future Contingent Licenses in Oil and Mining from secessionist governments.

kilimanjarocapital.ca

http://www.africa-confidential.com/article-preview/id/5047/A_gamble_on_secession

http://panafricanvisions.com/?p=4163

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http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/60523/kilimanjaro-capital-makes-debut-on-gxg-markets-60523.html

Aug 29th 2013

Kilimanjaro Capital makes debut on GXG Markets

Following a recent boom in junior IPOs, Thursday marked perhaps the market's most exotic new entrant so far.

GXG Markets, the Danish authorised small cap exchange, welcomed a rather unique investment fund called Kilimanjaro Capital (GXG:KCAP).

Its business concentrates on future contingent natural resource licences' (FCLs), which could potentially give the company the rights to natural resources in the event of a power shift in certain politically disputed territories in Africa. Or as the company itself explains it: "FCL contracts fully vest in the future upon decolonization."

Kilimanjaro Capital has thus far built a portfolio of FCLs with The Republic of Cabinda (a disputed territory in Angola that was formerly the Portuguese Congo), the Government of Southern Cameroons (the former British Southern Cameroons, which was annexed by Cameroun in 1972), and the Biafra Government in Exile (which purports to represent the continuation of the Biafra Republic, otherwise known as the Niger Delta region of Nigeria). It stressed it is working closely with charities for peaceful change in these countries.

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Anybody have any experience with GXG?