-- BeMetals（BMET.V）は、5月5日の市場開始と同時に、TSXベンチャー取引所（TSXV）での普通株式の取引を再開すると、金曜日に発表した。 同社はまた、TSXVから、発行済み普通株式10株につき新株1株の割合で株式併合を行う承認を得た。この株式併合は、5月8日の取引開始と同時に発効する。 株式併合前の発行済み普通株式2億9440万株は、併合後約2940万株に減少すると同社は述べている。同社は、登録株主に対し、既存の株券を登録機関兼株式名義書換代理人に送付するための送付状を送付する予定であり、送付状により、各株主が保有する併合後の普通株式数に応じた新株券が交付される。 同社の株式は、4月15日にTSXVで0.06ドルで取引を終えた。
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