TPCO Holding Corp. (NEO: GRAM.U) (OTCQX: GRAMF) otherwise known as the Parent Company will soon be allowing investors to purchase shares with Canadian dollars.
On Friday, the company announced that it would begin trading on the NEO Stock Exchange in Canadian currency on October 7 this year with the revised symbol GRAM.
The company says that its NEO-listed warrants will continue to trade under the symbol GRAM.WT.U.
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The Parent Company also says that its OTCQX securities will continue trading in U.S dollars with the GRAMF ticker for the convenience of investors residing in the United States.
This new company development will enable Canadian and American investors to trade securities from TPCO with their domestic currency.
TPCO is a cannabis company with eleven retail outlets, four delivery hubs and a brand portfolio featuring Monogram by renowned hip-hop artist JAY-Z and Mirayo by the famous guitarist, Santana.
The company also recently launched the RCVRY cannabis brand in California.
Company stock dropped by 0.83 per cent today to US$0.60 on the OTC exchange and increased by 3.39 per cent to US$0.61 on the NEO exchange.
