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F4 Uranium確認其股票在Tradegate交易所上市

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-- F4 Uranium(股票代號:FFU.V)週一宣布,其股票已在德國Tradegate交易所上市交易。 該公司在聲明中表示:「此次在Tradegate交易所的拓展交易管道,將使歐洲投資者能夠在歐盟市場交易時段以及所有主要歐洲時區的延長交易時段內直接交易F4 Uranium的股票,從而提升公司股票在國際市場的便利性和曝光度。Tradegate交易所的上市是對F4在加拿大證券交易所、美國OTC市場和現有法蘭克福證券交易所的補充。 該公司股票在多倫多證券交易所創業板(TSX Venture Exchange)的最新報0.005加元,收在0.16加元。

Price: $0.16, Change: $-0.01, Percent Change: -3.03%

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