
BIG North Capital Emerges from Bankruptcy to Manage $44M Real Estate Portfolio
- Editor
- Jan 28
- 2 min read
What's Happening: BIG North Capital Inc., a new private equity fund, has been established by 177 individual investors to take over and manage a $44 million real estate portfolio previously owned by a bankrupt Ontario real estate company. This marks the first time in Canadian history that individual investors have entered bankruptcy protection proceedings and emerged as a syndicated investment powerhouse.
The Key Moves:
BIG North Capital formed by 177 individual investors who were previously invested in a failed real estate scheme.
The fund will manage a portfolio of 180+ properties valued at an estimated $44 Million (CAD) across Northern Ontario.
BIG North plans to leverage its real estate assets to create an investment fund aimed at restoring shareholders' financial health.
By The Numbers :
180+: Number of properties in BIG North Capital's portfolio
$44 Million (CAD): Estimated value of the real estate portfolio
177: Number of founding shareholders in BIG North Capital
Key Quotes:
"We took action together to form a company that is picking up the pieces left behind by the people we invested in who are under investigation." - Dan Uszynski, President of BIG North Capital
"We have ambitious goals and the collective strength of our founding shareholders is our greatest asset." - Dan Uszynski
"To say our group has been through tough times is an understatement. Many of us had our life savings at risk." - Dan Uszynski
The Bottom Line: BIG North Capital's emergence from bankruptcy as a new private equity fund represents a unique case in Canadian business history. The fund aims to leverage its substantial real estate portfolio to create new investment opportunities and restore the financial health of its shareholders. This development highlights the potential for investor collaboration in the face of financial adversity.



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