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  • Shares of Encore Technologies (CSE:ENCR) begin trading today on the Canadian Securities Exchange, deepening the venue’s dedication to fostering innovative companies
  • Encore builds and invests in technology companies focused on intelligent infrastructure, energy systems and data optimization
  • The Canadian IPO stock last traded at C$0.15

Shares of Encore Technologies (CSE:ENCR) begin trading today on the Canadian Securities Exchange, deepening the venue’s dedication to fostering innovative companies. 

Vancouver-based Encore builds and invests in technology companies focused on intelligent infrastructure, energy systems and data optimization tools designed to increase efficiency, transparency and sustainability in the real world.

Encore’s initial public offering (IPO), led by Leede Financial, valued shares at C$0.15, managing to move 5.75 million for proceeds of C$862,000 that will go towards growth initiatives, corporate development and general working capital.

The portfolio’s flagship holding, CERO, is a SaaS company operating a carbon credit platform that stands out thanks to its digital, automated and multi-sector approach in an industry still largely dependent on manual processes.

“The benefits of enhanced transparency and efficiency in data measurement, reporting and verification are significant, particularly with respect to energy and emissions data,” James Black, the CSE’s vice president of listings development, said in Wednesday’s news release. “Taking this function from a manual to automated process can surely help businesses manage their data more efficiently and cost-effectively. Encore represents another innovative technology company to list on the CSE.”

Encore’s chief executive officer, Stephen Kukucha, brings more than 20 years of experience in investing, public policy and renewable power, including senior roles at Ballard Power Systems and Fort Capital Partners, where he led commercial initiatives across the clean-energy sector with a focus on scaling and strategic partnerships. 

“We’re excited to mark this milestone and begin our journey as a public company,” Kukucha commented in Friday’s news release, which lays out the company’s growth strategy in more detail. “Our vision is to bring intelligent infrastructure to the forefront by leveraging sensing, automation, and data to modernize how energy and operational systems run in the real world. Going public enables us to accelerate product development, broaden our partner ecosystem, and pursue strategic acquisitions that strengthen our technology stack. We’re building deliberately and for the long term, with a focus on high-value, scalable solutions.”

Kukucha’s experience, backed by a leadership team well-versed in technology and natural resources, makes Encore a company to watch when it comes to identifying prospective acquisitions capable of adding value to their target markets.

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