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Monday, February 06, 2017 6:44:29 PM
ATTBF trades on the OTCQB market, which does not have as strict requirements. Here's where things get a little hairy. One of the OTCQB requirements is:
Companies are current in their reporting to a U.S. regulator or are listed on a qualified international stock exchange
If Abattis isn't current in reporting to the Canadian Stock Exchange, it's safe to rule out a U.S. regulator as well. Abattis shares through ATT may be suspended, but it's still listed on the CSE, a qualified international stock exchange, so they technically still meet the OTCQB market qualifications as far as I can tell. I expect them to resume trading on OTCQB for the time being.
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