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Flow-Through Shares for Healthcare Part 3 of 3: What If It Actually Happens

Part 1 of this series described the basics of flow-throughs and Part 2 examined both the structure and the level of financing that flow-through shares have provided to the mining and oil & gas industries. This part analyzes the factors contributing to a decision by the government to expand flow-throughs to healthcare and biotech companies, [...]

Flow-Through Shares for Healthcare Part 2 of 3: Flow-Throughs in Mining and Oil & Gas

In Part 1 of this series, we mentioned two flow-through share financings completed in 2010 (chosen at random for illustrative purposes). The following discussion examines those financings in more detail, and puts them in the context of overall funds raised by the mining industry in recent years.

Flow-Through Shares for Healthcare Part 1 of 3: What Are Flow-Through Shares?

The extension of flow-through tax incentives to development stage biotech and healthcare companies has been discussed for many years, including twice previously on this blog (here and here). One of the most recent articles supporting this change was written by David Allan, a former investment banker who is a founder and current Chairman of YM Biosciences [...]

Flow-Through Shares for Cleantech and Biotech in Canada

Rick Sutin, a partner at Ogilvy Renault (my home-away-from-home), has a post up at Cleantech in Canada singing the praises of flow-through shares. So far, the flow-through program in Canada has been available (mainly) to resource exploration and development companies, but we have been arguing for a while that the program would be ideal for Cleantech and [...]

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