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Jim Lane
The second technology focused on unlocking value in municipal
solid waste comes to the public markets.
Here’s our 10-minute version of the filing, with a translation of
the risks into English.
In Canada, Enerkem has filed an F-1 registration statement for a
proposed $125 million initial public offering. The number of shares
to be offered in the proposed offering and the price range for the
offering have not yet been determined. The lead book-running
managers for the offering are Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse and BMO
Capital Markets.
The company is currently ranked #7 in the world in the 50 Hottest
Companies in Bioenergy. The rankings recognize innovation and
achievement in fuels and are based on votes from a panel of invited
international selectors, and votes from Digest subscribers.
Enerkem, which in the first three quarters of 2011 lost $19.1
million while recording $887K in revenues (primarily government
grants)[...]
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