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Trades about 103% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating as a venture capital firm, ThreeD Capital Inc., previously known as Brownstone Energy Inc., specializes in making opportunistic investments, offering seed, early-stage, and growth capital. The company actively seeks to deploy its capital across a broad spectrum of cutting-edge industries. These include core technology and biotechnology, alongside emerging fields such as renewable technology, nanotechnology, electric vehicles, the Internet of Things (IoT), and electronic sports (esports). ThreeD Capital also targets junior resource companies, with a specific emphasis on precious and battery metals. Furthermore, its investment scope encompasses the artificial intelligence sector, focusing on disruptive data science, machine learning, and neural networks, as well as the blockchain ecosystem, particularly blockchain assets. Established in 1987, ThreeD Capital Inc. is based in Toronto, Canada.
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