I'm just thinking about these differences in wording again. I have shares in another stock that went into a halt for a material announcement. The halt kept getting extended and then released in the end with nothing. The reason being in that because no financial figures were able to be released, there was no way to determine it as "material". It went on to be discussed by way of a news release. Perhaps the best way to announce a new contract is to put it as a disclosure obligation, and not mark it as material, with the consideration that financial figures will not be disclosed. Thoughts?
Ann: Trading Halt, page-115
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