I re-find the video on Australia LLC. I think, if my tea leaves are correct, its possible, like in the video says, certain corporations in order to invest in FBR, needs it to be SEC compliant. This might just be a first step. Interesting to note, in order to move to the upper tier, OTCQX, it can't be a penny stock, and that means at least $5USD a share. This might also be why consolidations happens for the OTC ticket. While the ASX shares remains as it is. Interesting times indeed to FBR.
Ann: FBR commences trading on U.S. OTCQB Market, page-36
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| 2.5¢ | 2.5¢ | 2.5¢ | $17.13K | 685.6K |
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| 19 | 5154104 | 2.4¢ |
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| 2.5¢ | 2207560 | 13 |
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