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2024 Canadian Federal Budget & Charity Flow-Through Financings

Tamara Brown, Partner at Oberon Capital, discusses charity flow-through financings for mining companies and the impact of the 2024 Canadian federal budget on flow-through share transactions.

Thu, April 18, 2024 at 3:00 PMendedReplay
2024 Canadian Federal Budget & Charity Flow-Through Financings

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Meeting Overview The meeting featured Tamara Brown, a partner and head of capital markets at Oberon Capital, discussing her background in the mining industry and the role of Oberon in promoting philanthropy through the Canadian flow-through share program. Key topics included the structure and benefits of flow-through shares, the impact of the recent Canadian federal budget on the mining sector, and Oberon's contributions to charity flow-through transactions. Key Discussion Points - Introduction of Tamara Brown and her professional background in mining and investment banking. - Overview of Oberon's role in the charity flow-through market. - Explanation of the Canadian flow-through share program and its significance for exploration investment. - Discussion on how charity flow-through shares work and their benefits for philanthropists and charities. - Insights into Oberon's history, achievements, and operational focus. - Analysis of the recent Canadian federal budget and its negative i...

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Speaker profile Tamara Brown

Tamara Brown

Partner & Head of Capital Markets at Oberon Capital

Tamara joined Oberon in June 2022 to lead the capital markets side of Oberon. Tamara is a mining industry professional with 30 years of experience in the mining and capital markets sectors. She has held increasingly senior roles with international mining companies including as Interim CEO, Vice President Corporate Development and Vice President Investor Relations. She is currently an independent director of Orla Mining Ltd. (TSX), Lithium Royalty Corp. (TSX) and 29 Metals Limited (ASX). Tamara was previously a professional engineer in the mining industry and a partner of a boutique investment banking firm. She has a Bachelor of Engineering degree from Curtin University in Australia and has completed the Chartered Business Valuator course at York University.

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Speaker 1: Hello, everyone, and welcome to the Oberon Capital live event hosted by 6. I'm pleased to introduce our speaker for today, Tamara Brown, partner and head of capital markets at Oberon Capital. Speaker 1: So kick things off here tomorrow. It's your 1st time on a 6 event. How about you tell us a little bit about yourself and your background? Speaker 2: Thanks, Maxim. Actually, not my 1st time on a 6 event. I was lucky enough Speaker 2: to present a couple of times when I was a CEO in the mining space. And so I know it's a great platform. And I thank you for taking the time today to get the word out about Flowthrough Speaker 2: and Oberon. So a little bit about me. I'm an engineer. I've been in the mining industry for 30 years now. And Speaker 2: as you can tell from the accent, Australian originally. Speaker 2: I probably spent half my life in Australia, half my life in Canada. Speaker 2: I started out in the field and then moved on to investment banking. Speaker 2: And with that move here in Canada, it brought me into kinds of roles like corporate development, Speaker 2: M&A, Speaker 2: investor relations. Speaker 2: I've worked with quite a number of the Canadian producers Speaker 2: and Speaker 2: actually Australian as well. So I sit very comfortably on the ASX and the TSX Speaker 2: between JORC and 43.101. Speaker 2: And most recently I have Speaker 2: started to work on boards Speaker 2: and with Oberon in charity flow through. Speaker 1: Awesome. So, yeah, you've been involved with quite a lot of aspects of mining from the C-suite to, as you said, Corp Dev and IR. Can you tell us a little bit about why you wanted to get involved with Oberon as opposed to continuing down, you know, the classic mining Speaker 1: company CEO path? Speaker 2: Yeah, sure. ...

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