A Capital Opportunity A Global Market for Mining Companies
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Section 1 Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange Overview
Canada and TSX: Strong Fundamentals Economically stable • • • • • • •
Ranked the best country in the G7 for doing business (2016-2020) World’s soundest banking system Lowest debt-to-GDP among G7 Strong equity culture 160+ year history of serving the Canadian markets ~$2.3 trillion in market cap $267 billion in equity capital raised in last 5 years
A dynamic marketplace • • • •
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Source: Rankings from The Economic Intelligence Unit, via Invest in Canada – Think Canada, January 2016. Named world’s soundest banking system by the World Economic Forum in 2016 for the eighth consecutive year.
Robust marketplace Access to capital History of innovation Committed to growth
Overview: Canada’s Equity Market TSX and TSX Venture Exchange World Ranking
#2
Number of IPOs and New Listings (2015)
#2
Number of International IPOs and New Listings (2015)
#6
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Equity capital raised (2012-2015)
Country Ranking: Equity Capital Raised (2012-2015) Rank
Country
Stock Exchanges
1
USA
NYSE, Nasdaq
2
China
Hong Kong Exchanges, Shanghai SE, Shenzhen SE
3
Canada
TSX / TSX Venture Exchange
4
Australia
Australian Securities Exchange
5
United Kingdom
London Stock Exchange
Source: TSX/TSXV Market Intelligence Group, World Federation of Exchanges, LSE Group; as at December 31, 2015; country ranking reflects the total equity capital raised by companies listed on the stock exchanges based in each country.
Global Capital Comes to TSX
~40% ~25% of daily trading originates from outside Canada
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of TSX and TSXV Member Firms are headquartered outside Canada
Diverse Issuer Base TSX/TSXV Sectors by Market Capitalization Clean Technology & Renewable Energy, $30B
Forest Products & Paper, $24B
Technology, $78B
Closed-End Funds, $23B CPC/SPAC, $1B
Life Sciences, $80B Financial Services, $689B
Real Estate, $84B ETFs, $98B Comm. & Media, $163B
Total: $2.3T Utilities & Pipelines, $164B
Mining, $180B Diversified Industries, $478B Oil & Gas, $232B
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As at December 31, 2015.
Top TSX Issuers by Market Capitalization Market Cap. at Dec. 31, 2015 (C$)
Sector
Royal Bank of Canada
$115.5 B
Financial Services
Toronto-Dominion Bank (The)
$102.9 B
Financial Services
Bank of Nova Scotia (The)
$70.5 B
Financial Services
Canadian National Railway Company
$61.2 B
Diversified Industries
Company
General Motors Company
$53.0 B
Diversified Industries
Bank of Montreal
$52.5 B
Financial Services
Suncor Energy Inc.
$51.6 B
Oil & Gas
BCE Inc.
$48.7 B
Comm & Media
Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc.
$48.0 B
Life Sciences
Brookfield Asset Management Inc.
$46.1 B
Financial Services
Enbridge Inc.
$44.4 B
Utilities & Pipelines
Manulife Financial Corporation
$43.2 B
Financial Services
Thomson Reuters Corporation
$40.3 B
Comm. & Media
Imperial Oil Limited
$38.2 B
Oil & Gas
Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce
$37.0 B
Financial Services
Great-West Lifeco Inc.
$36.6 B
Financial Services
Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc.
$34.7 B
Diversified Industries
TransCanada Corporation
$33.7 B
Utilities & Pipelines
Canadian Natural Resources Limited
$33.1 B
Oil & Gas
Sun Life Financial Inc.
$28.3 B
Financial Services
Financing and Liquidity Platforms Access to capital and liquidity are the core offerings of our platforms.
Private Equity
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TSX and TSXV by the Numbers
3,278 Issuers
194
Going public events
$57.7B Equity raised
$94.2M Average Financing on TSX
$2.6M
Average Financing on TSXV
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As at or YTD December 31, 2015.
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A Unique Growth Platform Facts & Figures
20%
of Toronto Stock Exchange issuers are graduates of TSX Venture Exchange
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24%
50%
of TSX Cleantech issuers graduated from TSXV
of TSX Life Sciences issuers graduated from TSXV
50%
45%
of TSX Mining issuers graduated from TSXV
of TSX Oil & Gas issuers graduated from TSXV
29%
32%
of TSX Real Estate issuers graduated from TSXV
of TSX Technology issuers graduated from TSXV
As at December 31, 2015.
614 companies that listed on TSXV have graduated to TSX.
Graduates from TSXV to TSX account for $125 billion in total market capitalization.
12% of TSX companies with a market
capitalization over $1 billion are TSXV graduates.
17% of S&PTM/TSX Composite Index
constituents are graduates from TSXV.
29% of currently listed graduates were CPCs.
Section 2 Global Leader in Mining
Overview
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#1 in listed mining companies globally
1,318 mining companies • 266 mining graduates from TSXV to TSX* • 208 dual-listed mining companies • 107 international mining issuers
in equity capital raised globally
$6.8 billion in 2015 • 53% of the number of mining equity financings globally • 34% of the mining equity capital raised globally • $29.1 billion market cap of top 20 mining graduates
Almost 300 mining analysts cover TSX/TSXV listed companies
Access to Canadian and international institutional investors
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• 200+ Canadian institutional investors in mining • 500+ international institutional investors
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$50 - $100 million
$100 - $250
$250 - $500
$500 - $1 billion
>$1 billion
Average Number of Analysts by Size of Mining Company
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As at December 31, 2015, unless otherwise noted. *From January 1, 2000 – December 31, 2015.
Diversity in Issuer Base Breakdown of TSX and TSXV Mining Issuers by Primary Metals Potash, 1% Vanadium, 1%
Coal, 1% Tin, 1%
Lithium, 1%
Other, 5%
Graphite, 1% Tungsten, 1% Rare Earth, 1%
Gold, 22%
Breakdown of TSX and TSXV Mining Projects by Location Australia/Oceania 197 Asia/Russia/ 3% CIS/Middle East 221 3%
UK/Europe 168 3%
Africa 493 8%
Diamond, 2% Iron Ore, 2% Cobalt, 3%
USA 739 12%
PGM, 3% Uranium, 3%
Canada 3,355 53%
Molybdenum, 4%
Copper, 15%
Nickel, 5%
Latin America 1,134 18%
Lead, 7% Zinc, 9%
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Source: Infomine, TSX/TSXV Market Intelligence Group, January 28, 2016.
Silver, 14%
Diversity in Issuer Base 673 140
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176 78 7 11
80 40
26 18
23 14 123 68
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Source: Infomine, by location of projects, January 2016.
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Section 3 Company Services and Support
TSX Company Services: Supporting Your Growth • • • •
TSX InfoSuite Anonymous Activity Historical Data Access ir2020
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On the Radar Market Access Investor Relations TMXmoney.com
• View from the C-Suite • Equity Coverage
• • • •
Web Solutions Stock Quotes for Website Listed on Logo Market Open Ceremony
• Corporate Trust Services • Transfer & Registrar Services • Employee Plan Administration
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www.tsxcompanyservices.com
TSX and TSXV Support and Services Building Profile for Listed Companies
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Investor Days
Market Open Ceremony
C-Suite Videos
10-15 presenting companies (public and private)
Private VIP reception for company employees/guests
Video interview series for C-Suite executives
120 investors and capital markets professionals
Market open broadcast live on BNN and streamed on YouTube
Raises awareness of companies listed on the exchanges
Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal, New York, London
Opportunity for media interviews before/after
Posted to TSX and TMX Money websites
Capital Formation TSX and TSXV are committed to building the investor base and liquidity of our listed issuers. Institutional Investor Development
Retail Investor Development
TSX and TSXV produce more than 10 Investor Days each year, presenting TSX and TSXV companies to institutional investors
The TSX Venture 50 is the annual showcase of the fifty fastestgrowing companies on TSXV
The quarterly Buy Side Report provides market data to global institutional investors to keep them informed about trends and foreign investment into Canadian equities
Investor discovery tools to help retail investors identify investment opportunities C-Suite Videos feature interviews with TSX and TSXV CEOs created to profile companies to retail investors
TSX Private Markets
Santiago Stock Exchange, Venture
Provides public and private companies with a new tool to access capital from the exempt market
A unique partnership where issuers listed on TSXV can access capital and liquidity in Chile and through the MILA Exchanges
Facilitates liquidity between investors with an appropriate exemption for 4-month hold stock
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Financial information website, www.TMXmoney.com, attracts nearly 1 million visitors each month
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TSX Private Market Services TSX PM facilitates trading and financing in public and private company exempt securities.
Private Issuers
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Public Issuers
Capital Formation
Accredited Investors participate in capital formation
Private Placements posted to Accredited Investors
Trade Facilitation
Qualified or Exempt Investors buy and sell shares
Trading of 4-month hold shares by Accredited Investors
• All categories of exempt market securities (debt and equity) are eligible for capital raises
• Electronic settlement of trades through CDS
Business Development Contacts Mining Orlee Wertheim +1 416 947-4477
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Oil & Gas Monica Rovers +1 403 218-2805
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Innovation Michael Kousaie +1 416 947-6626
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Diversified Industries Priya Patil +1 416 947-4710
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EMEA Graham Dallas +44 20 3194 2580
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TSX Private Markets Zulf Karim +1 416 947-6665
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Asia Vera Xu (8610) 6505 5811
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