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Grounded People Apparel Inc. Faces Inactive Status on CSE
The Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) has designated Grounded People Apparel Inc. as inactive due to the company’s failure to meet the continued listing requirements established in CSE Policy 2, Appendix A, section 2.9. This decision was communicated on November 25, 2025, and has significant implications for the company’s trading status.
As a result of this designation, Grounded People Apparel Inc. will not be able to rely on confidential price protection, as stated in CSE Policy 6, section 2.4. Additionally, the company cannot undertake any financing activities without prior approval from the exchange. This restriction aims to ensure compliance and maintain the integrity of the market.
In accordance with CSE Policy 3, section 5.1, the company’s listed securities will now bear the .X extension, signifying their inactive status. This change reflects the exchange’s ongoing commitment to uphold its regulatory standards and protect investor interests.
Investors and stakeholders seeking further clarification can contact the CSE Listings department at (416) 367-7340 or via email at [email protected]. The decision regarding Grounded People Apparel Inc. emphasizes the importance of corporate governance and adherence to listing requirements in the dynamic financial landscape.
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