-- BeMetals（股票代码：BMET.V）周五宣布，其普通股将于5月5日开市时在多伦多证券交易所创业板（TSXV）恢复交易。 该公司还获得TSXV批准，将已发行普通股按10股合并为1股新普通股的比例进行股份合并。此次反向股票分割将于5月8日开市时生效。 该公司表示，合并前已发行在外的2.944亿股普通股将减少至约2940万股。该公司预计将向普通股登记持有人寄送股份转让函，以便其将现有股票证书移交给注册及过户代理机构，换取代表每位股东在合并后应得股份数量的新证书。 该公司股票最后一次交易是在4月15日，在TSXV收于0.06加元。
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