Xigem Technologies Corp C.XIGM

Alternate Symbol(s): XIGMF

Xigem Technologies Corporation is a Canada-based technology provider for the emerging remote economy. The Company using its patented technology, provides organizations with the infrastructure necessary to manage employees, assets, resources, and other business operations in remote working, learning and treatment environments. Its platforms consist of a comprehensive cloud-computing solution for remote business operations, giving safety and access to remote virtual work environments. The platform’s focus is synchronizing business practice and management productivity. iAgent, the Company’s technology, and FOOi, its peer-to-peer mobile payments application, provides organizations, businesses, and consumers with the tools in remote working, learning and treatment environments. iAgent is a mobile geo-targeted customer acquisition, conversion and retention application matching sales and services with consumers, treatment seekers and students across a range of sectors, in real time.

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Xigem Technologies Corp > Xigem Technologies Trading on the Frankfurt Exchange Mar 19

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Comment by GajjarDron Mar 18, 2021 10:20am

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RE:Xigem Technologies Trading on the Frankfurt Exchange Mar 19

CyberSecurity wrote: Canadian company focused on providing technology solutions for the emerging remote economy, today announced that its common shares (the "Common Shares") are expected to begin trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange on or before Friday, March 19, 2021, under the symbol "2C1". "We are pleased to offer investors an additional platform to realize value from our efforts," said Brian Kalish, co-founder and CEO of Xigem Technologies. "The transition to the remote economy is a global phenomenon, and Xigem plans to pursue opportunities internationally. We expect Europe to become one of the primary markets for our technology and look forward to introducing European investors to our potential."

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