🚨IPO ALERT: Quantas Advantage!


🚨IPO Alert: Quantas Advantage

Quantas Advantage is looking to raise just over US$9.3 million or about J$1.5 billion, through its initial public offering.

The company is an investment firm focused on structured finance and securitised assets, essentially funding Caribbean businesses and earning returns from those investments.

The breakdown

  • Offer: J$1.5 billion (US $9.3 million)
  • Upsize option: J$2.5 billion (US$15.5 million)
  • Open date: April 22, 2026
  • Close date: May 21, 2026
  • Minimum purchase: 1000 shares followed by increments of 100
  • Lead broker: JMMB Securities

Video recap

We sat down with the Quantas Advantage team last night to get a better understanding of the company and of the offer. Click the video link below to watch that interview!

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