The hours of research you would do before the book closes — recomputing the discount, reading the quarterly, pulling the register — done for you. Upload the broker email and term sheet; RaiseNote returns a two-page brief within the hour. No recommendation — the decision stays yours.
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Two-page briefAnalysed · 9:42 am AEST
Raise
A$4.0M at $0.085
Discount
14.9% vs last close
Market cap
A$38.2M
Enterprise value
A$36.3M
Verification
Market context
Risks, ranked
Research and decision support — not financial advice.
What a brief does
Hours of research, done for you before you decide.
01
Every claim, fact-checked.
Each material claim in the documents you upload is recomputed — the stated discount against the actual last close and VWAPs, cash and runway from the latest quarterly, dilution and option overhang from the register.
02
Context you would otherwise dig for.
Commodity trend, small-cap sentiment, similar-size peers in the same commodity, who else raised recently and at what discount.
03
A two-page brief.
The research, the facts and the verifications, summarised so you can decide. The full analysis sits behind it — same facts, same order.
How a report is made
Four steps. Each one leaves a trail you can check.
01
Extract
Every number, term and condition pulled from the documents — nothing retyped, nothing missed.
02
Verify
Each claim recomputed against primary sources. The checking you would do by hand, done for you.
03
Research
Announcements, register, cash and coverage pulled from deal-day sources — the hours of digging, done for you.
04
Brief
A two-page brief, read in minutes. No recommendation — the decision stays yours.
Discount arithmetic verified against the 15-day VWAP — 14.9% as stated.
Use of proceeds is a funded drill program — the catalyst is datable.
Option overhang of 62.4M (about 19% of issued capital) is not mentioned in the broker email.
Cash at 30 June covers 2.1 quarters — this raise is the runway.
Research and decision support — not financial advice. No recommendation is made; the decision stays with you.
Fictional issuer, shown for layout. Sample analyses in the app are concluded placements.
What the brief replaces
The research an investor does by hand, before the book closes.
Five jobs, each with its own source to find and read. Done properly, they take hours — inside a window that is usually shorter than a working day. The brief arrives with all five already done.
01
Recompute the discount
against the actual last close and the 5-, 10- and 15-day VWAPs — not the number in the email.
02
Read the latest quarterly
for cash, burn and how many quarters the raise really buys.
03
Pull the register
top-20 concentration, option overhang, escrow releases in the next six months.
04
Check the people
who the chair and MD are, what they delivered last time, whether they are buying.
05
Scan announcements and coverage
what the catalyst is, whether it is dated and funded, and who is promoting the stock.
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The brief
Two pages, all five done, typically within the business day. The long form behind it shows the working.
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Questions
Straight answers.
Is this financial advice?
No. RaiseNote is research and decision support. No recommendation to acquire any financial product is made or implied; consider your own circumstances.
What do I upload?
The broker email and the term sheet, exactly as they arrived — PDF, EML or images. Announcement or coverage links are optional.
How long does a report take?
Typically within the business day. The brief is designed to be read in minutes.
Does the report tell me whether to bid?
No. It verifies claims, supplies context and lists risks. The decision, and the size, stay with you.
Who can see my deals?
Only you. Your documents and reports are private to your login, and nothing you upload is ever shown to anyone else.
What can the analysis miss?
Anything not public. Material facts known to insiders but not disclosed to the market can significantly influence outcomes and cannot be captured.