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Silver Viper MineralsがOTCQXのBest Marketに上場をアップグレード

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-- シルバー・バイパー・ミネラルズ（VIPR.V）は、OTCQXベストマーケットへの上場資格を取得したと、同社が金曜日に発表した。 同社はOTCQBベンチャーマーケットからOTCQXに上場市場を移行し、本日よりOTCQXでティッカーシンボルVIPRFで普通株の取引を開始した。 「OTCQXベストマーケットへの上場移行を大変嬉しく思います。これは、当社が引き続き強固なコーポレートガバナンス、透明性、そして拡大を続ける米国投資家とのエンゲージメントに注力していることの表れです」と、シルバー・バイパーの社長兼最高経営責任者（CEO）であるスティーブ・コープ氏は述べた。「今回の上場移行により、米国投資家にとってシルバー・バイパーの認知度とアクセス性が向上し、メキシコにおける貴金属プロジェクトポートフォリオ、特に当社の主力プロジェクトであるラ・バージニア金銀プロジェクトを推進していく上で、当社の幅広い資本市場戦略を支えるものとなります。」 同社の株価は、トロント証券取引所ベンチャー市場で0.02ドル高の0.85ドルで取引されている。

Price: $0.85, Change: $+0.02, Percent Change: +2.41%

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