Replies to post #30402 on Bemax Inc (BMXC)

[DMInvestor]

These are ongoing qualifications, which are different than the initial qualifications.

Yes the first part is similar, but they must continue the same qualifications. That being said, it just needs to get back above .01, plain and simple.

See below:


Ongoing Requirements

U.S. OTCQB companies will be required to remain current in their SEC reporting obligations.
A foreign company that is not an SEC Reporting Company must remain current and fully compliant in its obligations under Exchange Act Rule 12g3-2(b), if applicable, and in any event shall, on an ongoing basis, post in English through the OTC Disclosure & News Service or an Integrated Newswire, the information required to be made publicly available pursuant to Exchange Act Rule 12g3-2(b).
Banks must remain current in their banking reporting requirements;

All OTC Markets posting and reports must be timely filed 45 days following the end of a quarter or 90 days following the end of the fiscal year for US issuers and as soon as practicable but no later than 6 months following the end of the fiscal year end or 60 days following the end of a quarter for International companies; where applicable, file a notice of late filing allowing for 5 extra days on a quarterly report and 15 extra days on an annual report;

All OTCQB companies will be required to post annual certifications on the OTC Markets website;

All companies are required to comply with all federal, state, and international securities laws and must cooperate with all securities regulatory agencies;

Must pay the annual fee;

All companies must respond to OTC Markets inquiries and requests;

All companies must maintain an updated company profile on the OTC Markets website and must submit a Company Update Form at least once every six months;

All Companies must file interim disclosures in the event the Company undergoes a reverse merger or change of control and make new updated certifications and disclosure related to the new business and control persons;

All OTCQB companies must meet the minimum bid price of $.01 per share at the close of business of at least one of the previous thirty (30) consecutive calendar days; in the event that the price falls below $.01, the company will begin a grace period of 180 calendar days to maintain a closing bid price of $.01 for ten consecutive trading days;

Use an SEC registered transfer agent and authorize the transfer agent to provide information to OTC Markets about the Company securities, including but not limited to, shares authorized, shares issued and outstanding, and share issuance history.