Gifa Inc (GIFX)

[DaReal]

hmmm let's see:

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Since they haven't filled anything after the reverse Merger, they aren't following even the Alternative Reporting Standard:

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They are STILL required to file with OTC after they dropped filed the Form 15...

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Means they did missed the Filing Requirements by ~4 Years now...