Who Owns the Equity?
Canada does not only face a capital challenge. It faces a project-formation challenge: capital, rights and consent, ownership, infrastructure, permitting, capability and commercial viability have to converge.
Read the article →Independent perspectives from Ari Elo on Canadian business, investment, project development, Indigenous economic participation, market development and the intersection between capital, communities, technology and execution.
Canadian 10 Cents examines the structures behind major opportunities: how capital becomes a project, how ownership is formed, how markets are entered and how partnerships become executable.
The objective isn't to have the last word. It's to ask useful questions and contribute to the conversation.
Analysis grounded in project development, market experience, independent research and conversations with people working inside the issues.
Canada does not only face a capital challenge. It faces a project-formation challenge: capital, rights and consent, ownership, infrastructure, permitting, capability and commercial viability have to converge.
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