Sparta Group Shares Set for Reinstatement Following Exchange Review
4 reports, 2 independent
Updated Oct 23
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What happened
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The TSX Venture Exchange completed its review of Sparta Group's application for reinstatement to trading of its common shares, which are expected to resume trading soon. Sparta Group also clarified a current loan receivable owed by 1123747 B.C. Ltd., a company linked to a director of Re-ECO Tech Electronic Conversions Ltd. This balance was advanced to Re-ECO's ERS International division to provide access to Nano Sorter AI-based recycling equipment for e-waste processing operations.
From tennesseedaily.com, wallstreet-online.de
Why it matters
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The reinstatement of Sparta Group's common shares confirms the Exchange's completion of its review process. The clarification details the non-interest-bearing nature of the loan, which increased due to legal and subscription fees paid by Sparta Group.
From tennesseedaily.com
Who's involved
- SPARTAThe corporation seeking reinstatement to trading on the Exchange.
- companyThe legal entity associated with Sparta Group and its subsidiaries.
- NanoThe provider of Nano Sorter AI-based recycling equipment used by the company.
- EXCHANGEThe TSX Venture Exchange that completed the reinstatement review.
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