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A report detailing the material changes related to Cadillac Mining Corporation's acquisition of land in the Goldstrike Mining District.

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How to fill out FORM 51-102F3

1. Obtain the FORM 51-102F3 from the official regulatory website or your broker.
2. Fill in the basic identifying information, including the name of the reporting issuer.
3. Provide the fiscal year-end date of the issuer.
4. Include the name and address of the person signing the form.
5. Answer all required questions regarding material changes, financial statements, and management's discussion.
6. Ensure all statements are accurate and complete by reviewing each section thoroughly.
7. Sign and date the form appropriately.
8. Submit the completed FORM 51-102F3 to the appropriate regulatory authority as per submission guidelines.

Who needs FORM 51-102F3?

1. Public companies in Canada that are reporting issuers.
2. Companies that have filed for a prospectus or initial public offering.
3. Entities that have experienced material changes that need to be disclosed.

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When to file a material change report?

immediately issue and file a news release disclosing the substance of the change. file a material change report on Form 51-102F3 Material Change Report within 10 days of the date of which the change occurs.

What is the business acquisition report 75 days?

The form of business acquisition report (BAR) that reporting issuers are required to file on SEDAR+ within 75 days after the acquisition date under section 8.2 of National Instrument 51-102 - Continuous Disclosure Obligations (unless specified exceptions apply).

What is a material change in a document?

In all the regulated provinces, a “material change” is defined as a change in the business operations, capital or control of the franchisor or franchisor's associate or in the franchise or the franchise system, that would reasonably be expected to have a significant adverse effect on the franchise's value or price to

What is a material change report?

Reporting issuers are required to publicly disclose any material changes to their affairs. A material change (for a reporting issuer other than an investment fund) is either: a change in the business, operations, or capital of a company that would have a significant effect on the market price or value of its securities.

What does the SEC consider a material change?

any change to the target or maximum offering amounts; any change to the terms of the security; any substantial change to the company's officers and directors; and. any substantial change to the company's financial information.

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What is FORM 51-102F3?

FORM 51-102F3 is a management discussion and analysis document required by Canadian securities regulators for reporting issuers. It provides insights into the company's financial condition, results of operations, and future prospects.

Who is required to file FORM 51-102F3?

All reporting issuers, which include public companies in Canada that are subject to the continuous disclosure obligations set forth by securities regulations, are required to file FORM 51-102F3.

How to fill out FORM 51-102F3?

To fill out FORM 51-102F3, issuers provide narrative information regarding their financial performance, significant changes in the business, risks, and uncertainties. The form includes specific sections that cover various aspects of the issuer's performance and conditions.

What is the purpose of FORM 51-102F3?

The purpose of FORM 51-102F3 is to give investors and stakeholders a clear and complete understanding of the issuer's financial performance, management strategies, and potential risks, thereby enabling informed decision-making.

What information must be reported on FORM 51-102F3?

FORM 51-102F3 must report on various information including the issuer's financial results, discussion of operations, liquidity, capital resources, and risks, as well as any events that may have affected the issuer's business.