Explore Your Path to the Public Markets
A complete guide to Canadian listings, reverse takeovers, IPOs, SPACs, and cross-border strategies.
Going Public In Canada
Reverse Take-Overs - RTO
Approximately 85% + of companies that go public in Canada take the RTO – Reverse Takeover route on one of the four stock exchanges in Canada. Learn more about RTO’s – Reverse Takeovers in Canada.
Initial Public Offerings - IPO
Even though the Initial Public Offering – IPO is the most well known method of going public it is not the most often used. Discover if an IPO is right for you.
CANADA’S FOUR STOCK EXCHANGES
Canada has four regulated and recognized stock exchanges in Canada. Find out more about the CBOE Canada, Toronto Stock Exchange – TSX, Toronto Venture Exchange – TSXV, and the Canadian Securities Exchange – CSE.
Why Go Public?
Going Public Considerations
SPAC
A SPAC- Special Purpose Acquisition Corporation also known as a Special Purpose Acquisition Company enables businesspeople to raise capital in a public vehicle for the purpose of acquiring businesses and/or assets.
Cross-Listings
Uplistings & Graduations
ROI - Reporting On Issues
Reporting on Issues (ROI) articles that are informative and relevant to companies who are looking to go public or are currently public. The articles are written by industry professionals.