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FORM 2A LISTING STATEMENT Dated as at April 25, 2019TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0GLOSSARY OF TERMS .......................................................................................................................12.0CORPORATE

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How to fill out consolidated capitalization

1. To fill out consolidated capitalization, follow these steps:
2. Begin by gathering all the necessary financial information for each entity that needs to be included in the consolidation.
3. Calculate the individual capitalization of each entity by summing up its equity, debt, and any other financial liabilities.
4. Determine the ownership percentage or stake of each entity in the consolidated group. This can be done by examining the shareholding structure or ownership agreements.
5. Multiply the capitalization of each entity by its ownership percentage to obtain the proportional capitalization.
6. Add up the proportional capitalization of all entities to obtain the consolidated capitalization.
7. Double-check the calculations and ensure that all entities have been correctly included and their capitalization values accurately calculated.
8. Present the consolidated capitalization in the desired format, which may include a tabular summary or a detailed breakdown of each entity's contribution to the total.
9. Update the consolidated capitalization regularly to reflect any changes in the entities' financial position or ownership structure.

Who needs consolidated capitalization?

1. Consolidated capitalization is typically needed by:
2. - Large corporations with multiple subsidiary companies or entities
3. - Investors who want to analyze the overall financial health of a group of companies rather than individual entities
4. - Financial analysts who need to assess the risk profile and leverage of a corporate group
5. - Regulators or government agencies monitoring the financial stability and capital adequacy of conglomerates
6. - Acquirers or potential investors conducting due diligence on a target company and its affiliated entities

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What is consolidated capitalization?

Consolidated capitalization refers to the total amount of capital owned by a company's parent and subsidiary companies combined, representing the overall financial strength and capital structure of the entire corporate group.

Who is required to file consolidated capitalization?

Typically, companies with parent and subsidiary relationships that meet certain regulatory thresholds and reporting requirements are required to file consolidated capitalization statements.

How to fill out consolidated capitalization?

To fill out consolidated capitalization, a company must compile financial data from its parent company and all subsidiaries, including equity, debt, and other capital resources. This information is then organized into a standardized format and submitted as part of the corporation's financial reporting.

What is the purpose of consolidated capitalization?

The purpose of consolidated capitalization is to provide a clear picture of the total financial resources of a corporate group, which aids investors, regulators, and stakeholders in assessing the overall financial health and capital structure of the entities involved.

What information must be reported on consolidated capitalization?

The information reported on consolidated capitalization typically includes total equity, total liabilities, types of shares issued, any outstanding loans or debts, and any other capital structures associated with the parent and its subsidiaries.