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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY WITH PRAIRIE CLEAN ENERGY

For Exempt Market Dealers

If you are an Exempt Market Dealer with accredited investors in Saskatchewan, your clients might be keenly interested in looking at the 45% Saskatchewan Technology Startup Incentive (STSI) tax credit to lower their taxable income and invest in cleantech and agricultural tech at the same time.

About Prairie Clean Energy

Started in 2020, Prairie Clean Energy (PCE) is a seed start-up that buys un-utilized flax straw from famers and processes it as an input into the multi-billion dollar bioeconomy technologies as well as high-margin, high-value retail products. We have three patents pending on our process and completed 2.5 years of research to prove out our products and Minimum Viable Product.

45% Tax Credit for Saskatchewan Accredited Investors

PCE is eligible for the Saskatchewan Technology Start-up Incentive program (STSI) tax credit and we’re looking for accredited Saskatchewan-based investors. This tax credit only applies to the first $1M and the first people in are the first to potentially qualify. Depending on your investment, you could be eligible for up to $225K in tax credits. Reduce your taxable income and invest in a successful Saskatchewan today by contacting us and arranging a 15-minute meeting.*

Your Investment	Your Tax Credit
$500,000	$225,000
$250,000	$112,500
$100,000	$45,000
(min. investment) $15,000	$6,750

For more information on PCE and how to invest, contact CEO Mark Cooper to get in on this limited opportunity.

*This opportunity is for Saskatchewan-based accredited investors only. You can invest as a business or as an individual. Some conditions apply. Please contact PCE for more information and consult a financial advisor before making any investment. STSI program eligibility and regulations apply. PCE reserves the right to deploy the STSI tax credit to chosen investors.

*There is no assurance such financial and operational results will be achieved. Please request the PCE Forward-Looking Statements.

*If you want to know what an accredited investor is in Canada, go here.