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This document reports a material change regarding Fronteer Gold Inc.'s acquisition of AuEx Ventures, Inc., detailing the terms of the arrangement, expected shareholder vote, and implications for shareholders.

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How to fill out MATERIAL CHANGE REPORT

1. Begin by identifying the organization and project related to the MATERIAL CHANGE REPORT.
2. Provide the date of the report at the top of the document.
3. Clearly outline the specific changes being reported, including previous and new values for each material.
4. Include a detailed explanation for each change, indicating why it was necessary.
5. Attach any relevant documentation or evidence that supports the changes, such as test results or compliance certificates.
6. Review the report for accuracy and completeness before submission.
7. Submit the report to the appropriate regulatory authority or internal department as required.

Who needs MATERIAL CHANGE REPORT?

1. Organizations involved in manufacturing, construction, or any industry that involves material changes.
2. Regulatory agencies that require tracking of material changes for compliance.
3. Quality control and assurance teams to monitor and document changes that affect product integrity.
4. Project managers or stakeholders who need to be informed about changes impacting project materials.

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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.

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 is a material change in a document?

A material change is one that has the potential to alter the overall impact or performance of the agreement for one or more parties. These changes are often considered substantial enough to warrant renegotiation, approval, or notification, as they can affect the rights, risks, or benefits of the parties involved.

What counts as a material change?

Changes to the ADV Part II that are considered material include: Firm name change. Firm revision of legal structure. Revisions to advisory program administration or custodian.

What is considered a material change?

The SEC's jury instruction vs. Bonan Huang included the following: Material information is [that] which a reasonable investor would have considered significant in making an investment decision. Nonpublic information about a company's revenue is material.

How does the SEC define materiality?

A material change of use refers to a change in the way a property or land is used that is significant enough to affect the surrounding environment, public amenities, or the character of the area.

What are the material changes?

A material change in circumstances refers to a significant change in a situation or condition that can affect a legal decision or agreement. This change must be important enough to impact the outcome of the decision or agreement.

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What is MATERIAL CHANGE REPORT?

A Material Change Report is a formal document that companies must file to disclose any significant changes that could affect the value of their securities or the decisions of investors.

Who is required to file MATERIAL CHANGE REPORT?

Typically, publicly traded companies and issuers of securities are required to file a Material Change Report to ensure transparency and compliance with regulatory requirements.

How to fill out MATERIAL CHANGE REPORT?

To fill out a Material Change Report, companies must identify the change, provide details about its nature and impact, specify the date of the change, and include any supporting documentation as required by regulatory authorities.

What is the purpose of MATERIAL CHANGE REPORT?

The purpose of a Material Change Report is to inform shareholders and the public about significant developments within a company that may influence investment decisions and to ensure transparency in the company's operations.

What information must be reported on MATERIAL CHANGE REPORT?

The report must include the nature of the material change, the expected impact on the company, the date of the change, any actions taken or to be taken, and other relevant details necessary for stakeholders to make informed decisions.