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Canadian Securities Exchange Reports May 2025 Performance Figures
The Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) reported significant market activity for May 2025, with trading volumes reaching 1.2 billion shares and a trading value of $260 million. CSE issuers completed 69 financings, raising a total of $159 million. Notably, Ascend Wellness Holdings, Inc. and Sol Strategies Inc. raised $50 million and $20 million, respectively. The CSE also announced an agreement to acquire NSX Limited, the parent company of the National Stock Exchange of Australia, which is expected to close in the third quarter of 2025. This acquisition aims to expand CSEs geographic footprint and enhance capital formation opportunities. Additionally, the CSE hosted the third annual Summit on Responsible Investment, focusing on creating value and stewarding change.
Acquisition
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Canadian Securities Exchange Welcomes Listing of Shelfie-Tech Ltd
Shelfie-Tech Ltd., a Tel Aviv-based technology company, has successfully listed its common shares on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) under the symbol SHLF. The company specializes in developing robotic retail shelf monitoring systems that optimize inventory management for large grocery stores using advanced machine learning and image processing algorithms. This listing marks a significant milestone for Shelfie-Tech as it seeks to expand its business and provide value to shareholders. The CSE is known for supporting innovative companies and offers a platform for entrepreneurs to access public capital markets efficiently.
Public Trading
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הישראלית שפיתחה רובוט לניתוח המלאי במדפים בדרך להנפקה בקנדה
Shelfie-Tech, an Israeli company founded in 2021, is preparing for an IPO in Canada. The company develops robotic solutions for real-time inventory analysis on supermarket shelves using AI and depth image analysis. Led by Yosef Ben Zur, Shelfie-Tech aims to raise approximately $5 million with an initial valuation of several tens of millions of dollars. The company plans a dual listing on NASDAQ post-IPO. Currently employing 15 people in Tel Aviv, their system is in the development stage and expected to be market-ready in about five months. Shelfie-Tech projects revenues of $5-15 million in 2023.
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