With higher commodity prices, mining deals and M&A remained strong this summer with some of the larger deals earmarked to get companies closer to production. [more]
With significant expertise in the automotive and technology industries Lucid Motors merges with a SPAC from Churchill Capital, and raises $4.4 billion to boost its growth and manufacturing capacity to launch its EV later this year. [more]
Shareholders of Proofpoint (NASDAQ: PFPT), a leading cybersecurity and compliance company, approved the $12.3B all-cash offer from Thoma Bravo. The deal values Proofpoint at 8.3x EV to Revenue (2021 consensus estimate). [more]
In a few short months, ScreenPro Security has emerged as a one-stop shop for Canadian COVID-19 testing and international travelers needing digital COVID-19 passport capabilities. [more]
Existing investor Supercell lends Helsinki developer Metacore €150 ($180) million to scale its mobile puzzle game Merge Mansion, currently booking revenue at an annualized rate of over $50 million. Gaming industry investment and M&A hit record levels in 2020 and continues to be strong in 2021. [more]
Recent public listings by Canadian tech companies providing eCommerce and SaaS expertise show the potential to disrupt the online shopping and services ecosystem. WeCommerce, Emerge Commerce and Vendasta are targeting different areas and seek to capture a part of the trillion-dollar market. [more]
Video game developer Electronic Arts announced the acquisition of mobile game developer Glu Mobile for $2.1 billion, a 36% premium to the market. [more]
The cannabis industry recently saw heightened activity as the United States moved closer towards federal regulation while several M&A deals were announced. In addition, the cannabis edibles market sharply increased as more consumers tried edibles for the first time. [more]
Last month, Real Luck Group, the parent company of LuckBox, an eSports betting platform, listed publicly and opened at C$0.80 per share. Global eSports betting market forecasted to reach $18B by 2026. [more]
Equinox Gold and Premier Gold announced that Equinox Gold will acquire Premier Gold and concurrently, Premier Gold will spin-out its Nevada-based assets into a new company to be called i-80 Gold Corp. Transaction values assets at ~US$160 per reserve ounce and ~US$50 per resource ounce. [more]
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