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INVESTOR PRESENTATION December 2020 Disclaimer CAUTIONARY NOTE REGARDING FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS: Certain information contained in this presentation constitutes forward-looking statements under applicable securities laws. Any statements that are contained in this presentation that are not statements of historical fact may be deemed to be forward-looking statements. Forward looking statements are often identified by terms such as “may”, “should”, “anticipate”, “expect”, “potential”, “believe”, “intend” or the negative of these terms and similar expressions. Forward- looking statements in this presentation include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to accretive earnings, statements with respect to the funded production capacity which may not be achieved or realized within the time frames stated or at all, the anticipated size and or revenue associated with the adult consumer market in Canada and the global market for medical cannabis. Forward-looking statements are based on certain opinions, estimates and assumptions of Aurora’s management in light of management’s experience and perception of historical trends, current conditions and expected developments at the time the statements are made, including expected growth, results of operations, performance, industry trends and conditions, the current and future regulatory environment and growth opportunities. While Aurora considers these assumptions to be reasonable, based on information currently available, they may prove to be incorrect. Recipients are cautioned not to place -
STOXX Canada 240 Last Updated: 02.10.2017
STOXX Canada 240 Last Updated: 02.10.2017 Rank Rank (PREVIOU ISIN Sedol RIC Int.Key Company Name Country Currency Component FF Mcap (BEUR) (FINAL) S) CA7800871021 2754383 RY.TO RY Royal Bank of Canada CA CAD Y 95.2 1 1 CA8911605092 2897222 TD.TO TDpD Toronto-Dominion Bank CA CAD Y 87.8 2 2 CA0641491075 2076281 BNS.TO BNS Bank of Nova Scotia CA CAD Y 65.0 3 3 CA29250N1050 2466149 ENB.TO IPL Enbridge Inc. CA CAD Y 57.8 4 4 CA8672241079 B3NB1P2 SU.TO T.SU Suncor Energy Inc. CA CAD Y 49.2 5 6 CA1363751027 2180632 CNR.TO TCNR Canadian National Railway Co. CA CAD Y 45.7 6 5 CA0636711016 2076009 BMO.TO BMO Bank of Montreal CA CAD Y 41.6 7 7 CA89353D1078 2665184 TRP.TO TRP TransCanada Corp. CA CAD Y 36.3 8 8 CA05534B7604 B188TH2 BCE.TO B BCE Inc. CA CAD Y 35.6 9 9 CA56501R1064 2492519 MFC.TO 274642 Manulife Financial Corp. CA CAD Y 33.9 10 10 CA1360691010 2170525 CM.TO 217052 Canadian Imperial Bank of Comm CA CAD Y 32.2 11 13 CA1363851017 2171573 CNQ.TO TCNQ Canadian Natural Resources Ltd CA CAD Y 31.6 12 12 CA1125851040 2092599 BAMa.TO TEBC.A BROOKFIELD ASSET MANAGEMENT CA CAD Y 31.5 13 11 CA13645T1003 2793115 CP.TO 279311 Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. CA CAD Y 20.8 14 15 CA8667961053 2566124 SLF.TO 256612 Sun Life Financial Inc. CA CAD Y 20.6 15 14 CA87971M1032 2381093 T.TO BCT TELUS CA CAD Y 18.0 16 16 CA01626P4033 2011646 ATDb.TO 201164 ALIMENTATION CCH.TARD CA CAD Y 16.2 17 18 CA5592224011 2554475 MG.TO MG.A Magna International Inc. -
1 2 March 2021 Flutter Entertainment
2 March 2021 Flutter Entertainment plc - 2020 Preliminary Results Transformational year for Group; Earnings ahead of expectations Flutter Entertainment plc (the “Group”) announces preliminary results for year ended 31 December 2020. Reported1 Pro forma2 2020 2019 2020 2019 CC3 £m £m YoY % £m £m YoY % YoY % Group revenue4 4,398 2,140 +106% 5,264 4,144 +27% +28% Adjusted5 Group EBITDA6 excluding US 1,037 462 +125% 1,401 1,170 +20% +23% Adjusted Group EBITDA 889 425 +109% 1,231 1,089 +13% +16% Profit before tax 1 136 -99% Earnings per share7 29.3p 180.2p -84% Adjusted earnings per share 402.7p 298.4p +35% 496.6p 415.7p +19% Net debt at year end8 2,814 265 Operational highlights • Transformational year for Group - Unparalleled scale and diversification achieved following merger with The Stars Group, Inc (“TSG”) - Accelerated buy-out of minority shareholders in FanDuel at compelling valuation - Reinforced balance sheet to support investment and growth • Excellent momentum with 19% growth in recreational players9 across Group - Acceleration of channel shift from retail to online and increased share of entertainment spend • Further investment in safer gambling initiatives to ensure sustainable growth - Enhanced predictive technology; increase in safer gambling tool usage by customers - Advocating a customer driven approach to affordability • Merger integration progressing well - Australian integration complete, PokerStars strategy in place and core momentum maintained - Annualised cost synergies now expected to be £170m, up from £140m previously -
Fpbonds Corporate FM.Vp
FP Bonds — Corporate 2018 1 Introduction FP Bonds – Corporate 2018, the third edition to be published by Grey House Publishing Canada, lists outstanding publicly and privately held debt securities – together with their features and provisions – issued by Canadian incorporated companies, as well as brand new introductory material related to the corporate bond market. Separate tables list convertible, exchangeable, retractable and extendible debt issues. An additional table lists outstanding asset-backed securities. Corporate debt issues outstanding as at May 8, 2018 have been included. An important part of investing in the debt market is determining the quality of a debt issue. Credit ratings are forward looking measures which assess an entity’s ability to make timely payments of interest and principal. As such, a credit rating combines both quantitative and qualitative analysis. FP Bonds – Corporate 2018 includes ratings supplied by Dominion Bond Rating Service(DBRS). The DBRS ratings, dated May 8, 2018, are presented in two tables, in addition to being shown with each issue. The first table lists issues by rating, from lowest to highest. Generally, a DBRS rating of BBB is considered to be investment grade and anything below that could be considered as non-investment grade or high-yield debt. As well, unrated securities are also considered to be high-yield if its spread to a comparable Government of Canada issue is substantially higher than the spread between investment-grade corporate bonds and Government of Canada issues. A second table -
MBA 2019-2020 EMPLOYMENT REPORT DIRECTOR's MESSAGE Cori Foged Director, Career Education & Coaching
MBA 2019-2020 EMPLOYMENT REPORT DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE Cori Foged Director, Career Education & Coaching Chances are if you are reading this, you are considering an MBA at the University of Alberta or thinking about hiring one of our talented students. There are a few things that set our MBA apart from what you might ALBERTA LANDSCAPE experience elsewhere. Our MBA student population is rich with diversity. Students come from around the globe as well as Alberta has the youngest locally to earn their degree from a top three population in Canada and is highly business school in Canada. They are educated. proficient in their professions and are eager to develop their business acumen -GOA Economic Website, 2019 competency to compliment their varied technical background. Edmonton start-up, Jobber, ranks as the second fastest growing Graduates from our program are well company in Canada. respected in the employment landscape and consistently transfer their learning into the -Canadian Business Growth 500, 2019 workplace through capstone projects, experiential learning opportunities, The University of Alberta ranks third internships and permanent roles upon in the world for articifical graduation. There are many ways to engage intelligence research, behind only with and access our MBA talent and we have Carnegie Mellon University and dedicated business development staff who Tsinghua University in China. are strongly connected to the business -CS Rankings 2018 community and are constantly building the MBA network with the help of our alumni. Whether you are looking for leading edge Since 2016, 432 new tech startups have been established in Alberta, knowledge in data analytics and the use of bringing the total number of tech artificial intelligence, organizational companies with headquarters in AB transformation and change or strategic to 1,238. -
Symbol Company Market Maker Market Maker Type Effective Date ACB AURORA CANNABIS INC. Canaccord Genuity Corp. (#033) Full 12/13/2016 ASO AVESORO RESOURCES INC
Symbol Company Market Maker Market Maker Type Effective Date ACB AURORA CANNABIS INC. Canaccord Genuity Corp. (#033) Full 12/13/2016 ASO AVESORO RESOURCES INC. J Canaccord Genuity Corp. (#033) Full 12/13/2016 CNL CONTINENTAL GOLD INC. J Canaccord Genuity Corp. (#033) Full 12/13/2016 ECN ECN CAPITAL CORP. Canaccord Genuity Corp. (#033) Full 12/13/2016 FF FIRST MINING FINANCE CORP. Canaccord Genuity Corp. (#033) Full 12/13/2016 GCM GRAN COLOMBIA GOLD CORP. J Canaccord Genuity Corp. (#033) Full 12/13/2016 LAC LITHIUM AMERICAS CORP. J Canaccord Genuity Corp. (#033) Full 12/13/2016 LUC LUCARA DIAMOND CORP. J Canaccord Genuity Corp. (#033) Full 12/13/2016 NYX NYX GAMING GROUP LIMITED Canaccord Genuity Corp. (#033) Full 12/13/2016 SWY STORNOWAY DIAMOND CORPORATION J Canaccord Genuity Corp. (#033) Full 12/13/2016 USA AMERICAS SILVER CORPORATION J Canaccord Genuity Corp. (#033) Full 12/13/2016 WEED CANOPY GROWTH CORPORATION J Canaccord Genuity Corp. (#033) Full 12/13/2016 XRE ISHARES S&P/TSX CAPPED REIT INDEX ETF UN Canaccord Genuity Corp. (#033) Full 12/13/2016 CCX CANADIAN CRUDE OIL INDEX ETF CL 'A' UN CIBC World Markets Inc. (#079) Full 6/13/2017 CGL ISHARES GOLD BULLION ETF HEDGED UNITS CIBC World Markets Inc. (#079) Full 6/13/2017 CIC FIRST ASSET CANBANC INCOME CLASS ETF CIBC World Markets Inc. (#079) Full 6/13/2017 CMR ISHARES PREMIUM MONEY MARKET ETF UNITS CIBC World Markets Inc. (#079) Full 6/13/2017 DXM 1ST ASST MORNSTAR CDA DIV TARGET 30IDX ETF UN CIBC World Markets Inc. -
Bright Spots in Alberta's Economy
FMI—Bright Spots in Alberta Bright Spots in Alberta’s Economy September 25, 2019 | 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The Sutton Place Hotel, 10235–101 Street, Edmonton, AB T5J 3E9 (Rutherford Room—lower level) Overview While oil and gas has and continues to be a significant factor in the Alberta Economy (almost 25% of Alberta’s GDP in 2013) ongoing pipeline challenges, recently approved federal legislation and demonstrations by special interest groups underscore now more than ever, the need to diversify our economy. But how do we do this and where do we start? As some would say this is not our first rodeo. Alberta has been through many ups and downs over the years although now, it does seem, this time just might be the tip of the iceberg. Transformational change is coming not unlike the shift over a century ago when family transportation by horse and buggy was replaced by gas powered vehicles. The shift was transformational then and will be again for our generation. As our economy continues to evolve our government and business leaders need to lead the charge by rethinking and reshaping what we have to offer and how we will create a positive environment that supports economic prosperity. In this session come hear the sage advice from a variety of business leaders with a broader focus on some of those other economic drivers in Alberta’s economy. Page 1 FMI—Bright Spots in Alberta Bright Spots in Alberta’s Economy September 25, 2019 | 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. -
The Stars Group and FOX Sports Announce Historic U.S. Media and Sports Wagering Partnership
The Stars Group and FOX Sports Announce Historic U.S. Media and Sports Wagering Partnership May 8, 2019 Toronto and Los Angeles, May 8, 2019 – The Stars Group Inc. (Nasdaq: TSG)(TSX: TSGI) and FOX Sports, a unit of Fox Corporation (Nasdaq: FOXA, FOX), today announced plans to launch FOX Bet, the first-of-its kind national media and sports wagering partnership in the United States. The Stars Group and FOX Sports have entered a long-term commercial agreement through which FOX Sports will provide The Stars Group with an exclusive license to use certain FOX Sports trademarks. The Stars Group and FOX Sports expect to launch two products in the Fall of 2019 under the FOX Bet umbrella. One will be a nationwide free-to-play game, awarding cash prizes to players who correctly predict the outcome of sports games. The second product, which will be named FOX Bet, will give customers in states with regulated betting the opportunity to place real money wagers on the outcome of a wide range of sporting events in accordance with the applicable laws and regulations. In addition to the commercial agreement of up to 25 years and associated product launches, Fox Corporation will acquire 14,352,331 newly issued common shares in The Stars Group, representing 4.99% of The Stars Group’s issued and outstanding common shares, at a price of $16.4408 per share, the prevailing market price leading up to the commencement of exclusive negotiations. The Stars Group currently intends to use the aggregate net proceeds of approximately $236 million for general corporate purposes and to prepay outstanding indebtedness on its first lien term loans. -
FTSE Publications
2 FTSE Russell Publications 19 August 2019 FTSE Canada All Cap Indicative Index Weight Data as at Closing on 28 June 2019 Index weight Index weight Index weight Constituent Country Constituent Country Constituent Country (%) (%) (%) Aecon Group 0.05 CANADA Element Fleet Management 0.19 CANADA Onex Corp 0.3 CANADA Agnico Eagle Mines 0.73 CANADA Emera Inc 0.58 CANADA Open Text Corp 0.65 CANADA Air Canada Cl B 0.25 CANADA Empire Co Cl A 0.26 CANADA Osisko Gold Royalties 0.1 CANADA Alacer Gold 0.06 CANADA Enbridge 4.35 CANADA Pan American Silver 0.16 CANADA Alamos Gold 0.14 CANADA Encana Corporation 0.46 CANADA Paramount Res Class A 0.02 CANADA Algonquin Power & Utilities Co 0.36 CANADA Endeavour Mining Corp. 0.07 CANADA Parex Resources Inc 0.14 CANADA Alimentation Couche-Tard B 1.63 CANADA Enerflex 0.07 CANADA Parkland Fuel Corp. 0.28 CANADA Allied Properties REIT 0.24 CANADA Enerplus 0.11 CANADA Pason Systems 0.07 CANADA AltaGas. 0.25 CANADA Enghouse Sys 0.06 CANADA Pembina Pipeline 1.14 CANADA Aphria Inc 0.09 CANADA Ensign Energy Services 0.03 CANADA Peyto Exploration & Development 0.03 CANADA Arc Resources 0.1 CANADA Fairfax Financial Holdings 0.81 CANADA Power Corp Canada 0.46 CANADA Artis Real Estate Investment Trust 0.07 CANADA Finning International 0.18 CANADA Power Financial Corp 0.32 CANADA Atco Class I 0.15 CANADA First Capital Realty 0.16 CANADA PrairieSky Royalty Ltd 0.2 CANADA ATS Automation Tooling 0.07 CANADA First Majestic Silver 0.08 CANADA Precision Drilling 0.03 CANADA Aurora Cannabis Inc 0.38 CANADA First National Financial 0.02 CANADA Premium Brands Holdings Corp 0.12 CANADA B2Gold 0.18 CANADA First Quantum Minerals 0.39 CANADA Pretium Resources 0.1 CANADA Bank of Montreal 2.93 CANADA FirstService Corporation 0.18 CANADA Quebecor Inc. -
View of Its Operations, to Determine Which of Its Retail Liquor Stores in Alberta and BC Have Been Underperforming
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. DEFINED TERMS 1 9. DIVIDENDS AND DIVIDEND POLICY 23 2. CURRENCY 1 A. Dividend Policy 23 3. FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS 1 B. Dividends Declared to Shareholders 23 4. EFFECTIVE DATE OF INFORMATION 3 10. DESCRIPTION OF CAPITAL STRUCTURE 24 5. CORPORATE STRUCTURE 3 A. Common Shares 24 A. Name, Address and Incorporation 3 B. Preferred Shares 24 B. Intercorporate Relationships 3 C. Other Provisions Affecting the Rights of Shareholders 24 6. GENERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE BUSINESS 4 D. Material Debt 24 A. Recent Developments 4 Convertible Debentures 24 B. Three Year History 6 Credit Facility 25 2019 6 11. MARKET FOR SECURITIES 27 2018 6 A. Trading Price and Volume 27 2017 8 Common Shares 27 7. DESCRIPTION OF THE BUSINESS 9 Convertible Debentures 27 A. General 9 B. Prior Sales 28 B. Liquor Retail 9 12. ESCROWED SECURITIES AND SECURITIES The Alcoholic Beverage Market 10 SUBJECT TO CONTRACTUAL RESTRICTIONS Our Brands 10 ON TRANSFER 28 Location 11 13. DIRECTORS AND EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 29 Product Selection 11 A. Names, Occupation and Security Holding 29 Knowledgeable Sales Staff 11 Directors 29 Strategic Markets 11 Executive Officers 31 Store Design and Format 11 Common Share Ownership 31 Economies of Scale 11 B. Cease Trade Orders, Bankruptcies, Penalties or Sanctions 31 Industry Conditions 11 C. Conflicts of Interest 32 Competition in Liquor Market 12 C. Cannabis Retail 12 14. LEGAL PROCEEDINGS AND REGULATORY ACTIONS 32 The Retail Cannabis Market 12 15. INTERESTS OF MANAGEMENT AND OTHERS Our Brand 13 IN MATERIAL TRANSACTIONS 33 Location 13 16. TRANSFER AGENT AND REGISTRAR 33 Retail Cannabis Business 13 17. -
Price Greater Than $2 for Quarter Ending 30 Sep 2018
Stock Volume Greater Than 90,000 ---> Price Greater Than $2 For Quarter Ending 30 Sep 2018 TICKER_SYMBOL NAME AAV Advantage Oil & Gas ABT Absolute Software J ABX Barrick Gold Corp AC Air Canada Vote & VV ACB Aurora Cannabis J ACB.WT Aurora Cannabs J Wt ACD Accord Financial ACO.X ATCO Ltd. Cl I NV ACQ AutoCanada Inc. ACR.UN Agellan Commercl Un AD Alaris Royalty Corp. ADN Acadian Timber Corp. ADW.A Andrew Peller A NV AEM Agnico Eagle Mines AEZS AEterna Zentaris Inc AFN Ag Growth Int'l Inc. AFN.DB.C Ag Growth Intl2020Db AFN.DB.D AG Growth Intl4.85Db AFN.DB.E AG Growth Intl 4.5Db AGF.B AGF Management B NV AGI Alamos Gold Inc. J AGT AGT Food&Ingredients AI Atrium Mtg Invest AI.DB Atrium Mtg Inv5.25Db AI.DB.A Atrium Mtg Inv6.25Db AI.DB.B Atrium Mtg Inv 5.5Db AI.DB.C Atrium Mtg Inv 5.3Db AIF Altus Group Limited AIM Aimia Inc. AIM.PR.A Aimia Inc. Ser 1 Pr AIM.PR.B Aimia Inc. Ser 2 Pr AIM.PR.C Aimia Inc. Ser 3 Pr AKT.A Akita Drill Cl A NV AKU.U Akumin Inc. J USF ALA AltaGas Ltd. ALA.PR.A AltaGas Ltd Sr A Pr ALA.PR.B AltaGas Ltd Sr B Pr ALA.PR.E AltaGas Ltd Sr E Pr ALA.PR.G AltaGas Ltd Sr G Pr ALA.PR.I AltaGas Ltd Sr I Pr ALA.PR.K AltaGas Ltd Sr K Pr ALA.PR.U AltaGas Ltd C Pr USF ALC Algoma Central Corp ALC.DB.A Algoma Centrl 5.25Db ALS Altius Minerals Corp AP.UN Allied Prop. -
Additional Informations of the Annual Report 2019
2019 Annual Report Additional information Annual Report 2019 – Additional Information I. TABLES OF RETURNS 1 Auditor’s Report on GIPS Compliance ................................................................................ 5 2 Independent Auditor’s Report ........................................................................................... 6 3 General Notes ................................................................................................................... 8 4 Rates .............................................................................................................................. 11 5 Credit ............................................................................................................................. 12 6 Long Term Bonds ............................................................................................................ 14 7 Real Return Bonds .......................................................................................................... 15 8 Short Term Investments .................................................................................................. 16 9 Real Estate ..................................................................................................................... 17 10 Infrastructures ................................................................................................................ 20 11 Public Equity ................................................................................................................... 22 12 Private