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Wizzerd

12/02/25 7:52 PM

#70665 RE: Wizzerd #70664

Time line ….required documents must be 100% ready BEFORE the shareholder meeting

If the issuer prepares everything in advance, the CSE can start reviewing immediately.

Documents that need to be pre-prepared:
• CSE Form 2A Listing Statement
• Full financial statements for the new business
• Pro-forma financials
• Business plan + technical reports (if needed)
• All agreements related to the new business
• Legal opinions
• Updated corporate disclosures
• Escrow agreements (if required)

💡 If these documents are ready on the same day as the shareholder meeting, the application can be submitted immediately.

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2️⃣ Submit the full COB package to CSE the same day

CSE will not approve anything until they get:
• Final Listing Statement
• Proof of shareholder approval
• All supporting documents

Submitting the full package same day = huge time savings.

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3️⃣ Respond to CSE comments within 24–48 hours

CSE almost always sends comments / revisions after reviewing the Listing Statement.

Fast timing only happens if:
• The lawyers respond same day
• All corrections are made immediately
• Revised documents are sent back within 24–48 hours

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4️⃣ Pay all fees immediately

CSE will not issue final approval until:
• COB application fees
• Listing fees (if applicable)

are paid right away.

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5️⃣ Ensure no additional shareholder votes are required

Fastest pace happens only if:
• The deal does not involve change of control
• No “majority of minority” vote is required
• No additional circular amendments are needed

If any of these are required ? timeline slows down.
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price_and_volume

12/02/25 8:44 PM

#70669 RE: Wizzerd #70664

Actually the "typical flow" is these things die...

the typical flow: shareholder consent ? Listing Statement filing ? final CSE approval ? (then) implementation under new business model.

Maybe $TWOH's "different this time"?

Most here know these "deals" and "business changes" are used to pump-n-dump stock.

Which is awesome when it works!

1. Get onboard the stuff that's moving UP, scale-out into the move, then sell remaining into the dumps

Or

2. Buy "early" & every dip because you believe every PR and pump-post you read about business opportunities and LinkedIn-resumes.

Then hold thru the moonshot and thru the dump... because you're a "true long" who believes forever and are left holding the bag.

GLTA!