RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:NASDAQ Yes, you did say "if and when" but the tone of your post was positive re get back to a NASDAQ listing soon.
Also, I was mostly responding to our good friend Cabbie, who was even more gung ho on the issue.
My concern in doing all these posts is that, based on a few communications, the board might start to think that they had better get relisted in the US pronto because that's what the shareholders want.
By the way, take a look at this:
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-nuvei-can-raise-enough-interest-on-tsx-only-ceo-says-after-record-ipo/
Focusing on TSX-only IPO pays off for Nuvei, CEO says September 23, 2020
Montreal online payments processing company Nuvei Corp. dropped plans to go public on both the Toronto and New York stock exchanges after deciding it didn’t need a U.S. listing to generate enough investor interest for Canada’s biggest-ever technology IPO, its CEO says.
“We didn’t see a difference between dual-listing right away or going Canada only, so we opted for [a TSX listing] only,” said Nuvei chief executive officer and chairman Philip Fayer in an interview Wednesday. On Tuesday, Nuvei completed its initial public offering, with U.S. investors buying more than half of the US$805-million worth of stock at US$26 a share.
“Certainly the option to look at a U.S. listing in the years ahead is available, but right now there’s really no need," Mr. Fayer said. "It’s no longer the fact that you have to go to [list in the] U.S. from a valuation or a market depth perspective.”
It’s a big vote of confidence for the TSX, which has already seen tech issuers raise more equity in 2020 – well over $4.5-billion – than in any year since the 2008-09 financial crisis.
It’s also the fourth successful tech IPO on the exchange since March, 2019, and at least the third TSX-only tech listing in recent years – after Kinaxis Inc. in 2014 and Lightspeed POS Inc. in 2019 – to draw a majority of buyers from the United States.
“It really shows investor demand in technology in Canada and the quality of names coming to our marketplace,” said Dani Lipkin, director of global business development with TSX parent TMX Group Ltd. “We’re seeing more global interest in our innovation franchise.”
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