>“Australia is easily the most comparable market to Canada’s. We are the two markets that take pre-revenue companies into the public markets, with obviously a significant component of mining but also tech, life sciences and other sunrise industries.”
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>“We think there are ways we can potentially reduce the barriers of cost associated with a cross-listing in Australia,” Mr. Carleton said. “If you talk to a lot of the mining guys, the view is the Australian valuations tend to be a little higher than Canadian valuations, so we would expect to see potentially a number of Canadian companies looking to cross-list.”
I’m glad to see Canadian capital seemingly look towards expanding its market-share within other Commonwealth markets. The CANZUK enthusiast in me is hopeful this might be a sign of things to come for Canada’s future.
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I found these quotes very interesting:
>“Australia is easily the most comparable market to Canada’s. We are the two markets that take pre-revenue companies into the public markets, with obviously a significant component of mining but also tech, life sciences and other sunrise industries.”
>…
>“We think there are ways we can potentially reduce the barriers of cost associated with a cross-listing in Australia,” Mr. Carleton said. “If you talk to a lot of the mining guys, the view is the Australian valuations tend to be a little higher than Canadian valuations, so we would expect to see potentially a number of Canadian companies looking to cross-list.”
I’m glad to see Canadian capital seemingly look towards expanding its market-share within other Commonwealth markets. The CANZUK enthusiast in me is hopeful this might be a sign of things to come for Canada’s future.