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VGE Singapore was PR'd, as was RuBa. Why were those events NOT significant enough to require a filing?
It could be that they weren't. But a PR was still required. I guess the fact that VGREF may not have wholly owned VGE Singapore UNTIL the officers were in place exempted them from the PR until 3/1.
Why don't you actually provide a LINK that shows public companies do not have to disclose the growth of operations to shareholders, such as planting 3 times more GKG than they currently have in another country.
Or just explain how it wouldn't fall under the definition of significant.
The 279 acres in China is in the filings, along with the lease agreement and expenses.