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702, Friday evening

702The Money Show
“That really was the game plan. In most countries, we wouldn't actually need a company's permission to secondary list them on your market. They call it an admit-to-trade model. In South Africa, we still require it.”

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  1. That really was the game plan. In most countries, we wouldn't actually need a company's permission to secondary list them on your market. They call it an admit-to-trade model. In South Africa, we still require it. So, for us, that was one of the biggest hurdles: we had to get out there, knock on the door, get the decision maker of every corporate, convince them of inform them who we are, convince them of the merits, and then get them into action to actually sign up and list on A2X. And that has been

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