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TSX Company Manual:

TSX Company Manual
Part I Introduction
Part II Why List on the Toronto Stock Exchange?
Part III Original Listing Requirements
Part IV Maintaining a Listing — General Requirements
Part V Special Requirements for Non-Exempt Issuers
Part VI Changes in Capital Structure of Listed Issuers
A. General
B. Distributions of Securities of a Listed Class
C. Security Based Compensation Arrangements
D. Rights Offerings
E. Additional Listings
F. Substitutional Listings
Sec. 621. Stock Consolidation
G. Supplemental Listings
H. Restricted Securities
I. Redemptions of Listed Securities
J. Backdoor Listings
K. Take-over Bids and Issuer Bids
L. Normal Course Issuer Bids
M. Sales from Control Block through the Facilities of the Exchange
N. Security Holder Rights Plans
O. Odd Lot Selling and Purchase Arrangements
P. Amendments to Security Provisions
Q. Effect of Amendments on Existing Arrangements
R. Approval of Changes in Capital Structure
Part VII Halting of Trading, Suspension and Delisting of Securities
Part VIII Fees Payable by Listed Companies
Part IX Dealing with the News Media
Part X Special Purpose Acquisition Corporations (SPACs)
Special Provisions Respecting Conflict of Interest and Competitors of TSX Group Inc.
Forms
Appendices
Notices of Approval
Requests for Comments
Staff Notices to Applicants, Listed Issuers, Securities Lawyers and Participating Organizations
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Sec. 620. Stock Split Sec. 622. Security Reclassification (with no stock split)

Sec. 621. Stock Consolidation

(a) A stock consolidation by a listed issuer requires the prior consent of TSX.
(b) A listed issuer undergoing a stock consolidation must meet, post-consolidation, the continued listing requirements contained in Part VII of this Manual (see Section 712).
(c) A stock consolidation must be accompanied by a concurrent change in the colour of the security certificates, or if a generic security certificate is used, a copy of such generic certificate, and a new CUSIP number.
(d) The following documents must be filed with TSX on or prior to the day on which the Letters of Transmittal are sent to the security holders:
i) one copy of the Letters of Transmittal:
ii) a notarial or certified copy of the Certificate of Amendment, or equivalent document;
iii) opinion of counsel that all the necessary steps have been taken to validly effect the consolidation in accordance with applicable law;
iv) a definitive specimen of the new security certificates:
v) a copy of the written notice from The Canadian Depository for Securities Limited disclosing the new CUSIP number assigned to the securities (see Section 350);
vi) a written statement as to the intended mailing date of the Letters of Transmittal; and
vii) the substitutional listing fee (see Part VIII).
In addition, the listed issuer may be required to file with TSX a completed form (Appendix D) showing the distribution of the securities on a post-consolidation basis.
(e) The securities will normally commence trading on TSX on a consolidated basis at the opening of business two or three trading days after the later of the date upon which all required documents are received by TSX and the date the Letters of Transmittal are mailed to the security holders.

Sec. 620. Stock Split Sec. 622. Security Reclassification (with no stock split)