- PlantX Life (VEGA) has applied to list its common shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange
- Uplisting to the TSX will highlight PlantX’s potential as a global leader in the plant-based industry
- Listing on the TSX is subject to meeting the necessary share price and market cap requirements
- PlantX will continue to trade its common shares on the CSE under the symbol VEGA
- PlantX is the one-stop-shop for everything plant-based
- PlantX Life Inc. (VEGA) is up 2.3 per cent, trading at C$0.445 per share at 11 am ET
PlantX Life (VEGA) has applied to list its common shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange to increase access to capital markets.
Lorne Rapkin, Chief Executive Officer of PlantX commented on the uplisting.
“Uplisting our shares to the TSX will mark a valuable milestone that will highlight PlantX’s impact and potential as a global leader in the plant-based industry. This is a crucial step in our growth that will significantly increase our brand recognition and could lead to enhanced trading activity.
By listing on the TSX, we seek to further enhance the Company’s visibility and accessibility to domestic, international and global investors.”
Listing on the TSX remains subject to approval from the TSX and the satisfaction of other listing and regulatory requirements, including meeting the necessary share price and market cap requirements. To be considered for trading on the TSX, the Company must demonstrate that it meets certain financial conditions.
PlantX will continue to trade its common shares on the CSE under the symbol VEGA, the OTCQX market in the US under the symbol PLTXF, and the Frankfurt exchange under the symbol WNT1.
PlantX bridges two multi-billion dollar industries: e-commerce and plant-based foods. PlantX is the one-stop-shop for everything plant-based.
PlantX Life Inc. (VEGA) is up 2.3 per cent, trading at C$0.445 per share at 11 am ET.
