RE:RE:RE:Transfer to TSX...I was curious about this and looked up the requirements to be listed on the TSX as opposed to the Venture. From what I see, they do meet the requirements as the asset requirement is net tangible assets of $7.5 million. However, there are increased fees to be on the TSX.
Looking at Roots (which is much better managed), their market cap is only $130 million which isn't hugely different vs. RET.
I think what probably makes more sense assuming RET returns to strong profits over the next year is just to go private as opposed to uplisting. Public markets are really for expansion and I think RET is done with opening up hundreds of new stores as opposed to 1-2 stores here and there. It doesn't make that much sense for them anymore to be publicly listed when they are just a family run business - the private markets will hammer the valuation becuase of this as opposed to Canada Goose or Roots.