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We have written an 18-page Industry Report on “Can British Columbia’s Copper Projects Meet North America’s Green Energy Dream – A Focus on the Copper Projects in the Quesnel Trough”. The report highlights the critical role of copper in advancing a de-carbonized economy and its pivotal role across various industries, including electronics, construction, and renewable energy. Highlighting the dynamics of global copper supply and demand, it explores the challenges and opportunities within the market, driven by technological advancements and the green energy transition. The report features a detailed analysis of British Columbia’s Quesnel Terrane, a major copper-producing region, and summaries of mining & exploration companies in that region. The report also offers a forward-looking perspective on copper’s contribution to the global economy and sustainable practices shaping its future. [more]

Stock price up over 700% year-over-year. Peak’s management believes that the NASDAQ listing will attract new tech-centric institutional shareholders. Peak releases Revenue & EBITDA guidance and forecasts revenue of $104M in 2021 with EBITDA of $12.5M, ramping up to $624M of revenue in 2023 with EBITDA of $155M. Recent $52.6M financing to “unlock” new expansion and partnership opportunities. We are increasing our one-year target price to $11.00 from $4.80. [more]

Peak’s revenue in Q3/2020 doubles to $15.1M compared to $7.3M in Q2/2020. Revenue for the quarter was 35% higher than our estimate of $11.2M and illustrates the adoption of Peak’s solutions in the marketplace. [more]

Peak’s revenue in Q2/2020 was $7.3 million compared to $3.9 million in Q1/2020. Peak’s revenue in the quarter continued to benefit from its lending platforms being used to help distribute government relief funds to SMEs that were affected by the coronavirus [more]

Xpeng Motors, a China-based EV manufacturer, increased its U.S. IPO by more than 33% to $1.5 billion, providing a valuation of approximately $11 billion. This IPO is the third major U.S. listing made by a Chinese EV company in the past two years. [more]

Peak’s revenue in Q1/2020 was $3.9M, up over 300% year-over-year, even with the Covid-19 pandemic impacting operations in China. Peak’s revenue benefited late in Q1/2020 from the Company’s lending platforms being used to help distribute government relief funds to SME’s that were affected by the coronavirus. [more]

Peak’s revenue in 2019 was $11.7M compared to $1.7M in 2018. The increase in revenue during the year was attributed to new service offerings from the Company’s ASDS, ASCS and ASSC subsidiaries, accounting for $8.3 million of new revenue. [more]

Peak announced that their ASDS subsidiary is working with the Jiangyin Municipal Government to help distribute financial aid to SMEs that were affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. [more]