Toronto-based fast casual pizza restaurant and pizza subscription service General Assembly Pizza is now listed on the Toronto TSXVenture Exchange under "GA," a news release said. GA Pizza s premium line of naturally leavened, freezer-to-table pizzas debuted in April 2020, and…
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June 1, 2021
Toronto-based pizza restaurant and pizza subscription service, General Assembly Pizza, has partnered with Bristol Capital Ltd. for investor relations services subject to approval Toronto Stock Exchange where the pizza brand expect to have shares listed on or around June 3, this year, according to a news release.
If the plan is approved, Bristol will not only help General Assembly Pizza with things like investor and media materials, but will connect the pizzeria with professional investors. The deal between the two parties includes both cash and stock.
General Assembly Pizza, which began as a pizza restaurant in Toronto, then expanded to also offer pizza subscription and gifting services, also said it has named veteran financial executive, Jeff Collins, as CFO. His previous experience includes to stints as a senior financial officer at two publicly traded companies in Canada.
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Kitchener-Waterloo’s Magnet Forensics looks to raise $90 million CAD in IPO
Kitchener-Waterloo startup Magnet Forensics, which develops digital investigation software for forensic professionals, plans to raise $90 million CAD in an initial public offering (IPO) on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX).
The company filed its preliminary prospectus Thursday, and plans to trade on the TSX under the symbol ‘MAGT.’ The company plans to sell between 5,625,000 and 6,428,571 shares at a price between $14 and $16.
Magnet Forensics is one of a number of Canadian tech startups that have turned to public markets in recent months.
BMO Capital Markets and Canaccord Genuity Corp. are acting as lead underwriters and joint bookrunners for the IPO. The offering also includes an over-allotment option, which, if exercised in full, would bring the transaction’s proceeds to $103.5 million.
Thinkific aims to raise $160 million CAD through TSX IPO
Vancouver’s Thinkific Labs is looking to raise $160 million CAD through its upcoming initial public offering (IPO) on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX).
The software-as-a-service (SaaS) startup plans to issue between 12.3 million and 14.6 million subordinate voting shares, priced between $11 to $13 per share, according to documents filed Monday. The offering is set to value Thinkific at $750 million, according to The Globe and Mail.
The SaaS startup said it has experienced significant growth over the past few years, including during COVID-19.
Thinkific initially filed to go public three weeks ago, applying to trade on the TSX under the symbol ‘THNC.’ The company plans to use the proceeds from its IPO to invest in sales and marketing, its platform, and other unspecified “future opportunities.”