What does GRIT do?
Consolidation of small to medium sized Sandblasting, Painting/Coatings companies...

2. How long has GRIT been in business and when was the company incorporated?
GRIT was incorporated in the year of 2006. GRIT provides an accumulation of over 50 years of experience from within this sector.

4. What items would GRIT currently specialize in?
We have complied an assortment of specialties; our focuses would be geared towards newly manufactured goods, oilfield related or support products and internal tank linings.

5. How does GRIT market its services?
Our quality and past performances have spoken for our reputation of providing customer satisfaction.

6. Where does GRIT market its services internationally?
Currently we provide a service area to Northern Alberta and British Columbia. Our expansion plans have us looking into southern Alberta and the United States.

7. Who are GRIT's primary competitors?

8. What are GRIT's competitive advantages?
Quality of service and superior customer service backed by a defect guarantee.

9. Where are GRIT's corporate headquarters?
Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada

10. What are GRIT's objectives and priorities in the coming year?
To double our revenue; secure multiple contracts; and expand into at least three geographical locations.

11. When did GRIT go public?
In the Calendar year of 2006

12. Can I buy GRIT stock directly from the company?
No.

13. When does GRIT's fiscal year end?
Considering September

14. Does GRIT pay a dividend?
No. Will review at a later date.

15. Where can I view copies of GRIT's financial filings?

16. Who is GRIT's Stock Transfer Agent?
Hertiage Trust

17. Who are GRIT's independent auditors?

18. Who is GRIT's legal counsel?

19. Who do I contact to change my address?

20. How can I get more information about GRIT?

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