-- クロスロード・ゴールド(CRG.V)は金曜日、同社の普通株式が本日、米国OTCQBベンチャー市場でティッカーシンボル「CRGCF」で取引を開始したと発表した。 同社は、普通株式は引き続きトロント証券取引所ベンチャー市場(TSX Venture Exchange)でティッカーシンボル「CRG」で取引されると述べた。 クロスロードの最高経営責任者兼取締役であるレックス・モットン氏は、「OTCQBでの取引開始は、米国資本市場における当社のプレゼンス拡大に向けた、クロスロードにとってまた一つ重要な節目となる」と述べた。「先日TSX Venture Exchangeに上場したのに続き、当社は株主基盤の拡大に注力しており、今回のOTCQB上場はその重要な次のステップだと考えている。OTCQBへの上場により、オーストラリアにおける探査ポートフォリオの推進に伴い、米国を拠点とする投資家が当社の成長に参加しやすくなる。OTCQBは、クロスロードが世界最大の株式資本プールに効率的にアクセスできる手段であると同時に、米国の潜在的な投資家に対して、取引の可視性と流動性を向上させる機会を提供する。」
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