Lithium Royalty raises $109m in biggest Canadian IPO since May

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The sale, which confirms an earlier report by Bloomberg, brings another lithium-based company to the Toronto Stock Exchange when the appetite for battery metals is soaring on strong prospects for electric vehicles. The company, which was founded by Waratah Capital AdvisorsĀ in 2018, will trade under the stock symbol LIRC.

The company has a diversified portfolio of royalties for lithiumĀ projectsĀ around the world, including in Canada, Australia and the US. Among them is the flagshipĀ projectĀ of Australian miner Core Lithium,Ā which counts Tesla Inc. as a future customer, and the Brazilian mine of Sigma Lithium.

The sale was led by by Canaccord Genuity Group and Citigroup. The investment banks that arranged the deal have an option for an additional 1.3-million shares after the close.

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