CGA listed on the main board of the Toronto Stock Exchange ("TSX") on 21 February 2005. The TSX is a leader in the mining sector. More mining companies are listed on TSX and its junior counterpart, the TSX Venture Exchange, than any other exchange in the world. As a result, the TSX offers mining companies membership in the largest peer group of mining companies anywhere, providing the benefits of premium valuations, visibility of transactions, analyst coverage, specialized indices and specifically tailored listing requirements.
On the TSX Shares may or may not be held in certificated form. If Shares are held in certificated form, the Shareholder’s name appearing on the certificate appears on the Company’s share registered maintained by Computershare at its offices in Toronto (the “Canadian Share Register”) and that Shareholder maintains possession of the Share certificates. Shareholders holding Shares through a brokerage firm do not appear on the Canadian Share Register. In that case, either the brokerage firm has been issued a physical share certificate registered in the brokerage firm’s name which appears on the Canadian Share Register or the brokerage firm holds the Shares in its participant account in CDS. CDS is the registered Canadian Shareholder on the Canadian Share Register for all Shares held by participants such as brokerage firms, banks and other financial intermediaries. Shares held through CDS are not certificated but there is no legal requirement that they be held this way. Where Shares are held through CDS, the brokerage firm who is the participant in CDS transfers the Shares from that participant account to the necessary participant account or requests that a certificate be issued to the transferee specified.
The transaction costs of dealings in the Shares on the TSX are C$0.003 per Share up to a maximum of C$30 on both the buyer and seller during normal trading hours, and C$0.001 per Share during extended trading hours. The brokerage commission in respect of trades of Shares on the TSX is freely negotiable. Settlement of dealings on the TSX takes place on the third business day following the date of transaction.
If parties wish to trade on the TSX they must have a Canadian registered broker. Also, if they wish to sell existing holdings acquired through the Australian Stock Exchange ("ASX"), their holdings must first be removed from the Australian register of Computershare and transferred to the Canadian Share Register.
1. Complete the Register Removal Request.
2. Forward the completed form to the Computershare office in Perth (contact details as below).
3. Computershare advise that certificates will be issued within approximately 3 working days after receiving the completed form and certificates will be despatched to the address on the register.
1. To use this option you must first have a broker in Canada.
2. Prepare and complete an off market transfer of the holding into the entity nominated by your Canadian broker (normally an in house broker's nominee).
3. Forward the signed original to the Computershare office in Perth (contact details below).
4. Complete the Register Removal Request in the new nominee name (see step 2 above).
5. Forward the completed removal form to the Comptershare office in Perth .
6. Have your broker complete the Transmission Form and set up a CDS deposit account. The original of this form is sent by the broker to CDS in Canada and copies are to be faxed to the Toronto and Perth offices of Computershare.
7. Once all these forms are completed and lodged, Computershare advise that the transfer of the holding will be processed within 3 working days.
Attached below are copies of a:
The contact details for our share registries are set out below:
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Computershare Investor Services Pty Ltd Level 2, 45 St Georges Terrace Perth WA 6000 GPO Box D182 Perth WA 6840
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Computershare Investor Services Pty Ltd 100 University Avenue 11th Floor Toronto, Ontario M5J 2Y1
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