Dreamland Price debuts on the stock market
Dreamland conducted an initial public offering (IPO) of 2 million Class A common shares at $4 each, for gross proceeds of $8 million.
The funds will be used to acquire intellectual property licenses, establish a ticketing platform, expand the marketing and finance departments, modernize enterprise resource planning, and repay debt, according to Hong Kong-based Dreamland.
The IPO includes 1.34 million shares offered by the company, with the remainder coming from an existing shareholder.
The shares will debut on the Nasdaq Capital Market on Wednesday under the symbol TDIC.
The company also filed a resale prospectus for 5.4 million shares held by Prime Crest Holdings, Fuji Holdings, Yield Rights Group, and Allied Target. Dreamland will not receive any proceeds from the resale.
Giyani Metals shares fell 13% on Tuesday after the company announced it was seeking $3 million in a non-brokered private placement of shares.
The company announced it will issue up to 50 million units at a price of $0.06 each, consisting of one and a half shares, a three-year warrant to purchase a share for $0.085.
The company indicated that the funds will be used to finance its workflows, activities, and general working capital needs.
Scotiabank was named Best Investment Bank for Financing and Best Sustainable Finance Bank in Latin America at the Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2025, including its operations in Mexico.
The distinction is supported precisely by Scotiabank's leading position in the main industry rankings in debt markets, equity capital markets, and mergers and acquisitions in the Pacific Alliance, as well as in loan syndication in Latin America.
In the area of Sustainable Finance, last year the Canadian bank participated in green, social, sustainable, and sustainability-linked issuances across a wide range of sectors in the region, including energy, infrastructure, and telecommunications.
Plastic is a sustainable material that uses less water in its production and less energy in its transportation compared to other materials such as glass; Its recycling also has a lower environmental impact.
In this regard, the National Association of Plastics Industries (ANIPAC), chaired by Benjamín del Arco, highlights the importance of the material in protecting the environment and the responsibility to use it and dispose of it properly at the end of its life.
Incidentally, on July 19, the organization carried out its first 2025 reforestation campaign in the Sierra de Guadalupe, Coacalco, where, in collaboration with 75 volunteers, more than 150 trees were planted.
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