TSX chief executive Loui Anastasopoulos said the targets are mainly in mining, renewable energy and technology, areas favoured by Canadian investors
The Toronto Stock Exchange is looking for candidates for initial public offerings in Canada among mid-sized Brazilian companies, the bourse’s chief executive Loui Anastasopoulos said after a week-long visit to the country.
The most successful example of a company that raised capital in Canada in its initial stages is Sygma Lithium Corp, a lithium miner operating in the Minas Gerais Brazilian state.
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