Do shareholders need to exchange existing certificates for new ones?

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Shareholders Are Not Required to Exchange Existing Certificates for New Ones

Shareholders of Greenbriar Capital Corp. do not need to exchange their existing share certificates or warrant certificates for new ones bearing the company's new name, Greenbriar Sustainable Living Inc. The existing certificates, which bear the previous name "Greenbriar Capital Corp.", will remain valid for the settlement of trades and the exercise of warrants. New certificates will only be issued upon the transfer of existing ones.
Name Change Effective November 15

The company announced that its name change to Greenbriar Sustainable Living Inc. will be effective on November 15, 2023. This change aims to better reflect the company's business operations. Trading of the company's common shares under the new name on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV) is anticipated, subject to final TSXV approval.
Stock Symbol and Identifiers Remain Consistent

The common shares will continue to trade under the stock symbol "GRB" on the TSXV and "GEBRF" on the US OTC markets. The name change does not involve a consolidation or any alteration in the company's share capital. New CUSIP and ISIN numbers, specifically 393652102 and CA3936521028 respectively, have been assigned to the common shares.
Board Approval and Corporate Legislation

The decision to change the company's name was approved by the board of directors. This action was taken in accordance with the provisions of the Business Corporations Act (British Columbia), which governs the company, as well as its own constating documents.

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