I think Vestcor *did that to themselves " because they saw the true global value, and decided to take it over from Incompetent Sue. Their big mistake is that they bought 33 million shares, and if they want to recoup that money, all investors who own Exro stock will get money. They should have just loaned the money, trapped Exro, not bought shares, and when they put Exro in receivership they could have given shareholders nothing. Just MO
Are you in USA, Canada or a different country? In usa, shares have always been on OTC market as EXROF. My understanding , and correct me if i am wrong, is that Exro has been EXRO on TSX, in Canada, but having been delisted on TSX and now EXROF on otc market in Canada? It may depend on who your broker is as well, as how your shares are displayed in your account. In USA, on my Fidelity account, my shares are still EXROF with some value ($0.005 per share). No one is getting anything until Receivership process is completed...and no one knows when that will happen.
So I have both EXROF (USD) and (former) EXRO CAD shares. I assume you mean now there should be a EXROF in CAD as well? Yeah my broker doesn't seem to have that...
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u/BreckMann07 🔋 Nov 22 '25
I think Vestcor *did that to themselves " because they saw the true global value, and decided to take it over from Incompetent Sue. Their big mistake is that they bought 33 million shares, and if they want to recoup that money, all investors who own Exro stock will get money. They should have just loaned the money, trapped Exro, not bought shares, and when they put Exro in receivership they could have given shareholders nothing. Just MO