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The red, higher velocity areas on the side show how the Bouquet Effect works–by driving wind tunnels into adjacent turbines.
This graphic represents Canada’s wind map.
Investors provide personal and financial information to populate the necessary legal documents for the investment.
After reviewing the pre-filled agreement, investors electronically sign to confirm their commitment.
Investors fund their investment through various methods, such as credit card, bank transfer, or wire transfer, as specified by the issuer.
If you have specific questions after reviewing the deck, our investor relations team is ready to assist you. Contact us at support.us@flowerturbines.info
This investment is offered through Dealmaker under the Start-up Crowdfunding and/or Offering Memorandum exemptions regulated by provincial securities commissions. Dealmaker handles all required documentation and compliance requirements, making the process simple and secure for Canadian investors.
As a Canadian investing in a U.S. company, dividends would be subject to 15% U.S. withholding tax under the Canada-U.S. tax treaty and reported as foreign income on your Canadian return. Capital gains would be taxed in Canada according to applicable rates. We recommend consulting a tax professional for advice specific to your situation.
While our current manufacturing facilities are in the U.S. and Europe, we’re actively exploring Canadian manufacturing opportunities as part of our expansion strategy. This would create local jobs and reduce shipping costs for Canadian installations. A portion of this funding round will support these expansion plans.
Yes, Canada is a priority market for us due to its excellent wind resources and commitment to renewable energy. We’re in discussions with Canadian municipalities, commercial developers, and remote communities about potential installations. Our turbines are particularly well-suited for Canada’s diverse environments, from urban centers to northern communities.
The minimum investment is $250 CAD. Maximum limits vary by province and investor status: typically $2,500 CAD per offering under the Start-up Crowdfunding exemption (or $5,000 if deemed suitable by a registered dealer), or up to $10,000 CAD annually under the Offering Memorandum exemption (more for eligible or accredited investors). Dealmaker will guide you through these limits during the investment process.
Investors receive Class B Non-Voting Common Shares, which entitle you to economic benefits including potential future dividends and participation in any acquisition or public offering. You’ll receive regular company updates and access to annual financial reports. While these shares don’t carry voting rights, they have the same economic rights to distributions as other common shareholders.
Investors typically make money through an exit event, such as an acquisition by a larger company or an IPO (initial public offering). However, these events are unpredictable, and investors should plan to hold their shares for several years. This is a long-term investment with both high potential rewards and significant risks.
Flower Turbines has multiple potential exit paths, including a strategic acquisition, an IPO, or revenue growth with dividends. Many renewable energy startups are acquired by industry leaders, and we are already in discussions with potential partners—such collaborations often lead to exit opportunities. An IPO is also a viable path, following examples like Nextracker ($3.5B IPO valuation) and Bloom Energy ($2B market cap on NYSE).
We believe that Flower Turbines uniquely fills the missing link in the renewable energy sector by completing the tripod of wind, solar, and batteries. We are currently in discussions for potential partnerships or product sales with these companies. Such collaborations often serve as a precursor to an exit offer, following an increase in Flower Turbines sales.
The window to invest in breakthrough companies at their early stages is typically reserved for industry insiders. This equity crowdfunding round represents a rare opportunity for Canadian investors to position themselves at the forefront of renewable energy innovation.
With climate initiatives accelerating and renewable energy demand growing, the time to invest in Flower Turbines is now.
Submit your details below to access our investment page and discover how you can support the growth of wind energy with Flower Turbines. You’ll also receive our investor deck, which provides detailed information about the company and our groundbreaking turbine technology.