

WHAT WE DO
Axxcelus offers a comprehensive set of services designed to assist both Indigenous communities and Industry in navigating the complexities of establishing mutually beneficial relationships. We provide expert guidance and support to both sectors, recognizing the unique needs and perspectives of each.
Indigenous Equity & Transaction Services
Equity Transaction Advisory
Equity participation is a powerful tool for aligning Indigenous stakeholders with project success. When done correctly, ownership is both good business and provides Communities with a sense of pride and true partnership. As a result, Indigenous ownership transactions are becoming larger, more complex, and often involve multiple communities.
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Corporate education on transaction history and best practices
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Assisting Indigenous Communities or Industry with negotiation of commercial terms
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Capital sourcing and coordination of Government financial programs
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End to end transaction facilitation support
Indigenous Due Diligence in Corporate M&A
Unidentified risks related to Indigenous relations can significantly impact post-acquisition value. Buyers need comprehensive stakeholder due diligence that assesses the seller's actual relationship with Indigenous communities and specific unresolved issues beyond papered agreements
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Evaluation of true Indigenous relationships
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Uncovering hidden issues
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Risk assessment and mitigiation strategies


Stakeholder Relations and Engagement
New Market Entry Advisory
Corporations entering the Canadian market may require historical perspective and experience engaging with Indigenous communities. As regulatory requirements and societal expectations emphasize Indigenous rights, companies need guidance and strategy beyond the formal procedural consultation process to build meaningful relationships.
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Corporate education of Indigenous rights in Canada
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Engagement planning to navigate the regulatory environment
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Relationship facilitation and engagement support
Indigenous Relations as a Managed Service
Companies may lack in-house expertise to cost-effectively manage relationships with Indigenous communities.
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Access the right experience as required
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Cost savings through shared managed service structure
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External source for conflict resolution​
Partnerships, Supply Chain & Procurement
Businesses may seek Indigenous community partnerships to expand their market share. Sourcing and securing effective partnerships requires specialized relationships and knowledge.
Corporate Business Development
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Sourcing and connecting Indigenous Communities and Businesses
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Structuring partnerships & joint-ventures for success
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Partnership monitoring and implementation support
Procurement and Supply Chain
Corporations seek Indigenous businesses in their supply chain but may struggle to meet targets.
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Design and structure supply chain
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Mitigating gaps with Indigenous suppliers
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Evaluating and improving procurement practices
Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA) Negotiation
IBAs are common to align the responsibilities and benefits of a project impacting Indigenous communities.
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Design and inclusion determination
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Market benchmarking
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Negotiation & Strategy
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Monitoring and Implementation
