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Marquee to Begin Trading on OTC Segment
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Marquee Energy Ltd. has announced that effective today, it has commenced trading on OTCQX International, a segment of the OTC Markets for non-U.S. companies that are listed on a qualified international exchange, and provide home country disclosure to U.S. investors.
The OTCQX marketplace maintains the highest financial standards and superior information availability within OTC Markets.The move to the OTCQX for Marquee's U.S. marketplace will broaden the Company's access to both current and prospective U.S. shareholders.
Richard Thompson, Chief Executive Officer of Marquee, stated: "Marquee is at an exciting stage in its development having just completed a strategic transaction doubling production and adding significant new U.S. investment in the Company."
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