Canadian waste-to-energy company Anaergia successfully raised Can $175 million on the Toronto Stock Exchange last month after pricing an initial public offering at Can$14 per share, valuing the company at over Can$800 million. The IPO marks a return to the Canadian public markets for veteran CEO Andrew Benedek, who previously founded water treatment company Zenon before selling it to GE Water (now Suez) in 2007 for US$689 million. Anaergia was quick to taste the trials of life as a public company, however. While IPOs were attracting buoyant valuations earlier in the year, market conditions ultimately obliged the company to price its offering below the target range of Can$17-20 per share. The shares were trading just shy of Can$20 as GWI went to press, however.
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机译：加拿大垃圾到能源公司厌氧人成功筹集了1.75亿美元，上个月在每股最初的公开发售后，多伦多证券交易所在每股14美元的价格上涨后，估值公司估值8亿美元。 IPO标志着加拿大公共市场的Veteran Ceo Andrew Benedek，他们以前在2007年销售给GE Water（现在Suez）之前创立了水处理公司Zenon，持续了6.89亿美元。 然而，Anaergia很快就会尝试作为一个公共公司的生命审判。 虽然IPOS在今年早些时候吸引了浮力估值，但市场条件最终将该公司在每股17-20美元的目标范围以下的价格下提供。 然而，随着GWI去新闻的，股票的交易只是害羞。
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