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LONDON - Vaultz Capital plc (AQSE:V3TC), a digital asset operating company, has received approval for its ordinary shares to trade on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FSE) under the ticker symbol "VJ2", according to a press release statement issued Tuesday.
The FSE, operated by the Deutsche Börse Group, is one of Germany’s principal stock exchanges and accounts for approximately 90 percent of all equity trading volume in Germany. The exchange provides electronic trading, settlement and information systems that enable cross-border trading for international investors.
Vaultz Capital, which operates a Bitcoin mining business, will maintain its existing listing on the Aquis Stock Exchange while adding the Frankfurt listing.
Eric Benz, CEO of Vaultz Capital, stated that the dual listing "marks an important milestone, broadening our reach to a deep pool of sophisticated investors in Europe."
The company indicated that the move to the Frankfurt exchange aims to enhance liquidity and increase visibility for the firm, which focuses on Bitcoin mining operations and treasury management.
The FSE is recognized as one of the world’s largest international trading centers for securities, facilitating cross-border trading activities for investors across Europe and internationally.
The announcement was classified as inside information for the purposes of UK Market Abuse Regulation, with the company’s directors taking responsibility for its release.
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