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BSR Real Estate Investment Trust Announces Intention to Dual List Units for Trading on the New York Stock Exchange

Original source: PR Newswire Source published

BSR REIT announced board approval to pursue a New York Stock Exchange listing under the proposed ticker BSRT. In the September 30 release, management said it intended to begin trading in mid-October, subject to completing the necessary listing process.

The plan included changing its Canadian-dollar Toronto ticker to BSRT.UN and ending the separate U.S.-dollar Toronto and OTCQX trading lines. BSR also reported filing a Form 40-F registration statement. Management presented the initiative as a way to align U.S. operations with investor access; this announcement preceded final listing approval.

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