rainmaker capital growth SERVICES

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A comprehensive roadmap for your business’ growth and development. It communicates who you are, what you plan to do, how you plan to do it and the benefits of attracting talent and investors. During this process we will discuss and choose a listing method, there are several ways we can list the Business on TSX or TSXV. Once we decide which exchange is right for your company, we will choose the best method for the company to list through a IPO QT with CPC, QA with SPAC, RTO or Direct Listing.

Every Proper Business Plan has this basic format below:

• Executive summary -- a snapshot of your business
• Company description -- describes what you do
• Market analysis - research on your industry, market and competitors
• Organization and management -- your business and management structure
• Service or product -- the products or services you’re offering
• Marketing and sales -- how you’ll market your business and your sales strategy
• Funding request -- how much money you’ll need for next 3 to 4 years through going public
• Financial projections -- supply information like balance sheets
• Appendix -- an optional section that includes résumés, permits, deal structure, industry white papers and reports.

But to get to that point, we need to do this first...

1. Research, research, research
2. Determine the purpose of your plan
3. Create a company profile and up to date branding
4. Document all aspects of your business
5. Have a strategic marketing plan in place with use of funds
6. Make it adaptable based on the audience
7. Explain why we care so much

By explaining why we care about the business so much, we can create an emotional connection with others so that they’ll support our going forward plan. When and only when, people are willing to pull out the chequebook are we going the right direction with the right plan.

We have a network of  Finance Valuators and it is critical to choose the right one for your business and sector. All valuations of investments must be prepared in accordance with generally accepted valuation practices and procedures. 

This is not the same as selling your Business to a private buyer. Valuations are prepared and reviewed by finance personnel that are independent of the transaction team responsible for underwriting or management of the investment.

We ensure that your business is valuated properly to satisfy all parties involved including the public vehicle, Brokerage Firms and RainMaker Capital Growth  to negotiate a fair deal.

We work with highly qualified Securities Lawyers to prepare the company for a public offering. During the listing process, our team works with securities lawyers, brokers and the external auditor to ensure the listing documents are accurate and meet all regulatory requirements. It is important to choose a firm with extensive experience in listing public companies of a comparable size, at a similar stage of development and in the same industry as yours.

The external auditor performs important tasks during the listing process, including  attestation engagements on the financial disclosure in the listing documents, as required by securities legislation. We have found it is important to choose a firm with extensive experience in companies of a comparable size, at a similar stage of development and in the same industry as yours.

The Qualifying Transaction may be structured as any one or more of the following:

1. Share for share exchange 
2. Plan of Arrangement 
3. Asset Purchase 
4. Amalgamation

The terms and reasons are very different, we structure the terms to best suite our customers goals. 

We need to organize the company’s internal documentation to ensure the prospectus and due diligence are completed efficiently. Prepare for ongoing continuous disclosure obligations. Determine if the current Board of Directors meet the regulatory requirements that apply to a public company. We will also assist you in creating an audit committee and develop a public company mindset. Determine how the company will communicate its message to the investment community and beyond.  Determine whether the company meets the initial listing requirements of our chosen method and selected Exchange.

We work with the “Brokerage Underwriting and Financing department” to coordinate new securities issues and follow-up securities issues on the secondary market. The underwriting and or the finance department, negotiates with us “the companies issuing the securities”.  

Together, we establish the type of security, its price, a rate where appropriate, and other special features and protective provisions. We prepare the documents for the Corporate Finance Analysts that are specialized in areas such as mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, valuations and due diligence will ensure that the Brokerage Firms client “The Public Market” is getting a fair price and potential for upside with this underwriting.

The mission of our investor relations professionals are:

To enable the company to achieve the optimum share price that reflects the fundamental value of the company. We are representing the company to investors and representing investors to the company, providing financial information to investors (retail and institutional) in a timely and accurate way. Providing nonfinancial data to support company valuations. Observing the rules of securities commissions and stock exchanges. “We Are Not Aggressive In Our Approach To  Sales Promotion or Closing .” We will present investor feedback to the company management and board. We are always building receptive capital markets for future financing at favourable terms for our clients.

Investor Relations: Our IR Department

As we noted above, investors are essential to a companies trajectory. Pretty much any company you’ve ever heard of (and some that you haven’t) have investors to thank, for not only getting on their feet but also for the continuation of their operational success. Thus, it’s important for businesses to communicate effectively and honestly with investors. To further that end, companies typically build and rely on our investor relations (IR) department. We keep the lines of communication and information open between investors and the company.

But to truly understand the magnitude of our IR department and its importance within the business, we need to break down the different roles that our individuals or teams that are used within the department. We can discuss this at a later stage of the process.