"Verified profile" designation back on the EGOC pa
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Posted On: 03/31/2022 3:05:50 PM
"Verified profile" designation back on the EGOC pages on OTC Markets.
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EGOC/profile
Not that it's the big deal some people were trying to make it into on ihub and Twitter. OTC Markets requires this every 6 months for QX and QB and recommends it for pink current companies. I'm sure it involves payment of a fee.
"This badge tells investors that the company’s profile data, such as executive leadership information and service providers, was verified by the company within the previous six months. The badge is accompanied by the date it was verified.
OTCQX and OTCQB companies are required to maintain a Verified Profile. Pink companies may choose to do so
These badges are meant to highlight which OTC Markets-traded companies are being the most transparent with investors and are the result of continued efforts by OTC Markets to bring more transparency to its public markets. And while they can only show whether a company is currently being transparent—and not, for example, whether it’s been transparent in the past or if it will make a good investment—they are a helpful place for investors interested in OTC Markets-traded securities to start."
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EGOC/profile
Not that it's the big deal some people were trying to make it into on ihub and Twitter. OTC Markets requires this every 6 months for QX and QB and recommends it for pink current companies. I'm sure it involves payment of a fee.
"This badge tells investors that the company’s profile data, such as executive leadership information and service providers, was verified by the company within the previous six months. The badge is accompanied by the date it was verified.
OTCQX and OTCQB companies are required to maintain a Verified Profile. Pink companies may choose to do so
These badges are meant to highlight which OTC Markets-traded companies are being the most transparent with investors and are the result of continued efforts by OTC Markets to bring more transparency to its public markets. And while they can only show whether a company is currently being transparent—and not, for example, whether it’s been transparent in the past or if it will make a good investment—they are a helpful place for investors interested in OTC Markets-traded securities to start."
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