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WEQ Holdings Inc T.WEQ


Primary Symbol: WONEF

Industrials Conglomerates
WEQ Holdings Inc, formerly known as WesternOne Inc, is a Canada-based shell company. The Company holds no assets.


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Comment by nkbourbakion May 17, 2017 7:32am
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RE:RE:insider selling

RE:RE:insider selling
sculpin2 wrote: Now that Britco is gone I would assume they don't need the CEO position - this can be done by the President of WIS. I would guess that both Blake & Turner are gone. Strange that there has been no press release yet. Also I would guess that given that 2 hedge funds control the Company - Verition and Broadview - that there could be a sale/merger of this Company now with a strategic industry buyer. 


I was thinking along the same lines, but it still seems strange:  One isn't generally forced to sell one's shares upon leaving a company.

And SEDI was updated today.  Robert King (Chairman of the BOD) also sold out.

Definitely seems like something is up. Given the small numbers I have to imagine these are forced sales to eliminate any economic interest.. but why?
 

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