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From: Goose94	2/18/2015 2:40:02 PM
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TSX-Venture Financing Activity Up In January. Toronto Stock Exchange financing activity was up in January, showing more action for the heavily weighted resource exploration companies, according to Australian-based research firm Morgans. “In January 2015, the TSXV raised C$336 million over 135 financings, which was an increase of 41% on the same time last year,”Morgans’ analysts say. “When you leave out the new IPO’s the figure rises to 52% year-on-year – a significant uptick suggesting that the climate for small caps is improving.” Looking at mergers and acquisitions in the mining space, Morgans sees an uptick as well, highlighting several private equity funds looking for a deal. “Larger private equity firms on the lookout include Kohlberg-Kravis-Roberts with around $6 billion plus an additional $3 billion being raised to pursue distressed energy assets,” they say. “Mick davis’ X2 has yet to invest any of its $4.8 billion war chest and Owen Hegarty’s EMR Capital recently secured $450 million in commitments for its latest fund, well in excess of the $400 million it originally aimed to raise.” Morgans speculates that private equity firms have earmarked $10 billion for resources investment.

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