yeah, don't let that unlimited shares thing bother you, all CAN companies at OTC say that. It's just because they are incorporated in CAN and it's a different system. Here each states SOS "authorizes" the share stucture. There it works differently. From what I understand it requires more filings to change the structure and there are more limits in place to protect the shareholder. (but I don't have a link right now to back that up)
I don't think dilution is a factor here. I was focusing more on the first part of the CSE policies refering to mergers and aquisitions. If I was in the aquiring and consolidating business, I certainly wouldn't want to pay extra fees for doing aquisitions and mergers.
I think you read it right, they moved because they plan to do lots of those sorts of transactions, and I think that's a good move, that is if I'm understanding the CSE policies correctly.
What will their first big deal be?
"trade for a day, stay for a lifetime"