Crown Capital expects Alberta regulator to extend CEO, CFO trading ban to Oct. 16 amid filing delays
Bitget2026/09/22 21:07- Crown Capital faces a management cease trade order from the Alberta Securities Commission over late financial filings for the 15-month period ended March 31, 2026.
- The order bars the CEO and CFO from trading the stock until required annual filings and June 30, 2026 quarterly filings are submitted.
- Target filing date shifted to about Oct. 16, 2026 from Sept. 30, citing audit delays tied to two recently sold subsidiaries.
- Regulator approval is pending on a request to extend the order through Oct. 16; public trading remains unrestricted.
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