Foreign MNCs in Canada: Sources Links

Provides a linked excel sheet containing source document links for 300 foreign MNCs active in Canada to track their financial results, investor events, press releases, corporate governance, and sustainability data.

Key features:

  • Covers 300 foreign MNCs active in Canada including CDRs, US listed in Canada, and Foreign listed in Canada (non-CDRs and non-US)
  • Comprehensive coverage of direct source links for documents related to financial results, investor events, press releases, corporate governance, and sustainability data for the 300 foreign MNCs
  • User-friendly format as available in a linked excel file, enabling users to easily filter and sort information

Compilation of data that is normally scattered across separate corporate and government filing structures such as:

  • Company websites
  • Capital markets regulators’ websites (SEC, SEDAR)
  • Inbound investment data announced by various international trade development agencies' Canadian offices
  • Trade developments reported by provincial industrial registries
  • Foreign subsidiaries filings of Canadian parent companies

Key benefits:

  • 24/7 update cycle providing an immediate, running list of new information links added
  • Distributed online, eliminating the need of terminal access at office or campus library
  • Database can be filtered by 8 distinct variables—region, country, company, ticker, market capitalization, market capitalization group, industry group, and industry—for seamless search and selection
  • Enables data availability comparisons between two companies, as well as benchmarking a specific company against broader industry norms or country norms

Useful to:

  • Users across Canada for academic, business, and general investment research
  • Smaller institutions, independent money managers, and individual investors who usually do not subscribe to premium $30,000 annual business subscriptions to global platforms
  • Wealth managers and venture capitalists who can use these sources to value firms, integrate ESG criteria into portfolios, and assess foreign direct investment (FDI) trends
  • Policymakers and regulators to monitor foreign market control, negotiate trade agreements, and enforce regulations like the ban on forced labour in supply chains

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