Canada has not yet attracted large numbers of activist investors, but this could be changing as 53 Canadian firms faced activist campaigns in 2022, up 17.8 per cent from 2021
Luxor is opposing Ritchie Bros’ $6 billion acquisition of IAA Inc while Sandpiper is aiming to overhaul First Capital REIT’s board.
When it comes to wins and losses, however, only 22 per cent of public activist demands in Canada were at least partially satisfied in 2022, lower than 26 per cent in the U.S. and 34.1 per cent in Europe, according to Insightia. A pick up in activism is expected to not only increase transparency on deals, but drive stock performance.
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