Mexus Gold US (MXSG)

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May I bust a bubble or 2?

Amendments to NI 43-101 provide for an exemption from the application of the Rule to a foreign
issuer:
• that is incorporated or organized under the laws of a foreign jurisdiction;
• whose securities trade primarily on the New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq National Market, London Stock
Exchange, Australian Stock Exchange, or Johannesburg Stock Exchange and is in compliance with reporting
requirements of each applicable exchange;
• that is subject to securities laws of the US, the UK, Australia, or South Africa and is in compliance with the
continuous disclosure requirements of each applicable jurisdiction;
• that has less than 10 percent of its total number of equity securities, including underlying securities that are
equity securities, owned directly or indirectly by residents of Canada, as calculated, on a fully diluted basis,
reasonably proximate to the time the issuer discloses scientific and technical information about a mineral
project on property material to the issuer; and
• that includes in any disclosure made in a Canadian jurisdiction under this exemption "A STATEMENT"!!! that its
disclosure does not comply with NI 43-101 and that a technical report will be filed to support the disclosure based upon an exemption provided to certain foreign issuers under that Instrument."

IF Mexus EVER filed one in Canada all's a need is say does not fully comply but IS STILL considered bankable World Wide. Which seems to include all financials this side of the moon or Mars.

Bit more OOPS!
"CURRENT CRIRSCO ACTIVITIES

The International Reporting Template
The CRIRSCO Template, now published on this web site, is intended to be a guideline for countries developing their own reporting standards, and a benchmark for comparison with other international reporting systems...
It IS NOT intended as a replacement for existing well-established national reporting standards."

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