Recent Examples

Below are several examples of past and current Capital Pool Companies with great shareholder returns.  Deal diversity is showcased through these examples.  Mining, renewable energy, green, tech, oil and gas, and revenue based case studies are included to show investors the wide spread of possibilities CPCs bring to private companies with bright futures and public aspirations of being listed on the TSX.

The Chrysalis Capital Group - www.tccg.ca

The Chrysalis Capital Group is focused on generating superior shareholder returns through the creation of a series of unique Capital Pool Companies.  To date Chrysalis has completed 7 CPC IPOs under the Chrysalis brand and an additional 4 CPC IPO via its Partners Program.  No other group dedicates it efforts solely towards the CPC Program; providing investors with the opportunity to realize gains as high as 645%.  

Transaction Summary:  Chrysalis III raised $1.2M in its IPO round at $0.20 per share in June 2006; announced its Qualifying Transaction with U.S. Silver (www.us-silver.com) in October 2006 and completed the QT in December 2006.  In the 6 months following the closing, the shares traded as high as $1.49 per share, on volume of greater than 50 million shares.  U.S. Silver continues to own and operate the Galena Mine which lies in the heart of the Coeur d'Alene Mining District, the most prolific silver district in United States history with over 1.2 billion ounces of silver production.  The Galena Mine has produced some 9.9 million tons of ore containing over 200 million ounces of silver, 160 million pounds of copper, and 22 million pounds of lead at an average grade of 21.2 ounces per ton of silver, 0.8% copper and 8.8% lead. The Galena Mine ranks as the second largest primary silver mine in US history. 

Canfe Ventures Ltd – FEY.P

Canfe Ventures did the original IPO raise at $0.10 and is currently halted at $0.35 which makes a 250% return before the company is traded publicly in under a year! 

Canfe recently announced its qualifying transaction with Dinan Engineering.  Dinan, a private company located in Morgan Hill, California, USA, was founded in 1979. Dinan’s software division develops performance enhancing software for BMW engine management and other control systems, as well as the tools necessary for BMW dealers to efficiently install the software. In addition, the company designs, manufactures and markets an extensive line of high performance products and systems for cars manufactured by BMW. Unique to Dinan, through a 10 year relationship with BMW North America, Dinan products carry an identical warranty to that offered by BMW North America. Dinan products are distributed through a North American network of 143 authorized Dinan BMW performance centers, offering professional sales, installation and after sales support. Dinan has been featured in over 70 road tests and 11 cover stories in the automotive press. For more detailed information about Dinan, see: www.dinancars.com.

Auric Development Corp. - ARC.P

When Auric announced their LOI with Intinergy Solar Inc. (www.intinergy.com) , of Vancouver, as their CPC’s Qualifying Transaction in the first week of September 2008 their stock price was halted at $0.60 a 500% return for IPO investors.

Originally, the Qualifying Transaction contemplated a Concurrent Financing raising $1,500,000 by issuing 3,000,000 units at $0.50 each (i.e. 1 unit = 1 common share + ½ warrant to purchase another common share at $0.75).  Due to the overwhelming conditions in the market, the Company went back to the drawing board to revise the business plan and announced it re-priced the financing down to $0.20 per unit (with a full 2 year warrant at $0.25) in order to raise $800,000 on 4,000,000 units.  Comparitively, this CPC initially raised +/-$575,000 by issuing 8,990,000 shares at $0.05 and $0.10.  Resulting Issuer shares will be +/-27,500,000 common shares.  The target closing date for the Transaction is end of May 2009.

Intinergy is pioneering its innovative solar panel in the field of High Concentration Photo-Voltaics (HCPV) based on a patented and successfully proven telescope design.  The technology’s unique features are designed to optimize manufacturing costs and make its operating performance competitive with the current HCPV market leader in a rapidly expanding market whose utility scale projects are up to $1 billion per.

After developing a Proof of Concept prototype using four of the patented optical concentrators, the Company is now finalizing the design and manufacturing specifications for its first demonstration solar module designed for high volume manufacturing.  This module, including integrated tracker, will be available for independent third party testing within 9 to 12 months from the close of the Qualifying Transaction.  The money being raised in the Concurrent Financing will fund the company through to this stage. 

For additional information, please email: info@intinergy.com