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6 hours ago
- Winnipeg Free Press
Müller sure to give Whitecaps attendance a shot in the arm
After spending his entire career at a single club, Thomas Müller wasn't going to play just anywhere. His loyalty to Bayern Munich, where he scored 250 goals and won 23 major honours over a celebrated 25 years, meant he was never going to wear another Bundesliga shirt. European clubs outside Germany, meanwhile, had known for some time that the World Cup winner was not at all interested in joining them, either. It was rumoured he might retire at the end of last season, and if he didn't his previous salary at Bayern — a reported 20 million euros (C$32 million) annually — would surely put off most suitors. MATTHIAS SCHRADER / THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILES Long-time Bayern Munich forward Thomas Müller (centre) has left the club and signed with the Vancouver Whitecaps. As it turns out, the 35-year-old is about to earn around five times less — as a Vancouver Whitecap. Once everything's been made official with the Major League Soccer outfit, Müller could see minutes as soon as Aug. 9 against San Jose, and he'll be eligible to feature in the semifinals of the Canadian Championship as well. The Whitecaps will visit Forge FC in the first of two legs on Aug. 13. (Who had Thomas Müller in Hamilton on their bingo card?) Before Tuesday, when the transaction was effectively finalized, Müller had narrowed his options to a few MLS clubs, with Los Angeles FC most prominent among them, as well as A-League record champions Sydney FC. Perhaps former Bayern manager Carlo Ancelotti, who owns a waterfront home in West Vancouver, influenced his thinking. Maybe Alphonso Davies, an ex-Bayern teammate who spent three years in the Whitecaps system, helped make up his mind. Or, Vancouver is simply a world-class city with an attractive lifestyle, and the Whitecaps are a contending MLS team just a point off first place in the Western Conference. A lot of players would relish that scenario. Now it's up to manager Jesper Sorensen to get him into the lineup. Numerically, it won't be a problem. With Ryan Gauld rehabbing a knee injury, Ali Ahmed out with an ankle problem and both Ranko Veselinović and Sam Adekugbe absent long-term, as well as Damir Kreilach's exit early last month, the squad simply needs more players. As to Müller's role, there's no sense in overthinking it or trying to get inventive. He is what he is. Sorensen will use the former German international as a build-up player — from the right, where Emmanuel Sabbi played against Kansas City, or behind striker Brian White, where Jean-Claude Ngando operated. He will not be quick; he will rarely dribble. He'll be counted on to find those slivers of space that no one else noticed, and he'll hopefully score some goals. A lot of his playing time will come as a substitute, allowing him to take advantage of tiring opponents. In context, he came off the bench 18 times in the Bundesliga last season, and on four occasions in 2025 he was an unused sub. He also scored just once in 30 appearances. So, is he washed up? Not necessarily. He's joining a very good team, and his experience as a proven winner will be invaluable — especially come playoff time. He certainly has a knack for coming through when the pressure is high. Off the field, Müller will give Whitecaps attendance a shot in the arm. With ownership trying to sell the team, that can only be a good thing. Vancouver played in front of nine sell-out crowds last term but have yet to fill BC Place (reduced capacity for MLS) this time around. Ideally, they'd like to open the upper bowl for the playoffs. Then there's the reputational boost the club is already experiencing. Once again, the outgoing ownership group should more than make up what they're paying Müller in franchise value. Thursdays Keep up to date on sports with Mike McIntyre's weekly newsletter. If pitch-level expectations are realistic, Müller will be as close to a sure thing as thirty-something MLS signings get. He'll be effective in certain game situations; he'll enhance the Whitecaps brand. And he won't merely go through the motions. If he was going to keep playing post-Bayern, it was only going to be somewhere that appealed to him, that he could commit to. Thankfully for Vancouver, it's there. jerradpeters@
Toronto Star
6 hours ago
- Toronto Star
The Keg Royalties Income Fund Obtains Unitholder Approval for the Transaction with Fairfax
Not for distribution to U.S. News wire services or dissemination in the U.S. VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Aug. 01, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Keg Royalties Income Fund (the 'Fund') (TSX: is pleased to announce that, at its special meeting ('Meeting') of the unitholders ('Unitholders') and holders of securities exchangeable into units (the 'Exchangeable Unitholders') of the Fund (the 'Units') held earlier today, Unitholders and Exchangeable Unitholders voted overwhelmingly in favour of the proposed acquisition by 1543965 B.C. Ltd. (the 'Purchaser'), a subsidiary of Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited (the 'Parent') of all of the issued and outstanding units of the Fund not otherwise owned by it and its affiliates (collectively, 'Fairfax') for a price of $18.60 per Unit (the 'Consideration'), payable in cash by way of a statutory plan of arrangement under the Business Corporations Act (British Columbia) in accordance with the arrangement agreement dated June 16, 2025 among the Fund, the Purchaser and the Parent (the 'Arrangement Agreement', and such acquisition and the other transactions contemplated in the Arrangement Agreement, the 'Transaction'). The Arrangement Agreement provides that in addition to the Consideration, Unitholders will be entitled to receive a prorated monthly distribution for the month in which the closing occurs, as well as a special cash distribution based on the Fund's historical practice of paying annual special distributions, with such special cash distribution being set at $0.055 per Unit for the 2025 fiscal year, prorated for the portion of the fiscal year completed as of the closing of the Transaction.
The Market Online
8 hours ago
- The Market Online
PyroGenesis Expands into Europe with First Titanium Powder Order
Montreal-based PyroGenesis Canada Inc. has secured its first commercial contract for titanium metal powder from a European client Europe Metal 3D Printing Market Size & Outlook projected to grow to US$11.2 B by 2030 Titanium is notably classified as a critical mineral by the Canadian government First European Titanium Contract In a notable milestone for its additive manufacturing division, Montreal-based PyroGenesis Canada Inc. (TSX: PYR, OTCQX: PYRGF) has secured its first commercial contract for titanium metal powder from a European client in the advanced manufacturing space, the company announced on July 31. This content has been prepared as part of a partnership with PyroGenesis Inc., and is intended for informational purposes only. The contract marks the company's debut transaction with a European-based engineering and materials science firm focused on additive manufacturing technologies, specifically electron beam melting (EBM) and direct energy deposition (DED). At the heart of the deal is PyroGenesis's Ti-6Al-4V coarse-cut titanium powder, produced using its proprietary NexGen™ plasma atomization system—a process that has recently won praise from some of the most demanding stakeholders in the aerospace and defence sectors. 'This order confirms the readiness of our NexGen™ powder production for demanding, real-world applications,' said CEO P. Peter Pascali in a statement. 'It's a significant commercial validation.' Peter Pascali, CEO of PyroGenesis Canada Inc. Industry and Market Context Additive manufacturing has long promised to disrupt how we build everything from jet engine components to orthopedic implants. But at its core lies a challenge: creating high-purity, uniformly sized metal powders that meet tight tolerances and performance metrics. Additionally, PyroGenesis's entry into this market hasn't gone unnoticed. It's coarse powder product, particularly in the 53–150 µm size range, has already passed rigorous qualification by a major aerospace OEM—widely speculated to be Boeing, which granted the company 'approved supplier' status earlier this year. The current contract, though undisclosed in size, is strategically significant: it reflects a shift in PyroGenesis's European go-to-market strategy, moving from distributor-based sales to direct client engagement, enabling better margins, faster cycles, and deeper integration with OEMs. Metric Details Projected Market Size (2030) US $11.2 billion CAGR (2024–2030) 24.8% Key Industries Driving Growth – Automotive– Aerospace & Aviation– Machinery – Electronics Market Position Europe is a global hub for advanced manufacturing Europe Metal 3D Printing Market Size & Outlook, 2023-2030. (Source: Grandview Research). Titanium Classified as a Critical Mineral PyroGenesis' production of high-quality titanium metal powders is part of its broader three-vertical solution strategy designed to address key economic drivers in global heavy industry. Furthermore, this work falls under the Commodity Security & Optimization vertical. which focuses on advanced material production and technologies—like plasma processing—to recover valuable metals and minerals from industrial waste, enhancing the availability of critical resources. Evidently, titanium is notably classified as a critical mineral by the Canadian government, plays a central role in this initiative. Equally important, PyroGenesis' two other strategic verticals are Energy Transition and Emission Reduction and Waste Remediation. Strategic Pivot to Europe: A $10 Billion Opportunity The deal underscores PyroGenesis's growing focus on the European additive manufacturing market. The market is projected to exceed $11.2 billion by 2030, according to independent industry research. In addition, the company's exit from its distribution arrangement with Aubert & Duval—announced in 2024—freed PyroGenesis to pursue direct sales relationships across the continent. 'This customer is a key technology hub in Europe,' noted Massimo Dattilo, VP of Sales. 'We believe this initial engagement opens the door to more substantial long-term contracts.' Massimo Dattilo, VP of Sales, PyroGenesis Canada Landmark Titanium Orders Additionally, over the past 18 months, PyroGenesis has transformed its metal powder business from pilot-scale shipments to full commercial operations. Given that, in May 2025, it received a landmark 5-tonne titanium powder order from a U.S.-based customer, followed by a 6-tonne reorder—underscoring the sector's readiness to scale. Meanwhile, its NexGen™ production line continues to be a differentiator. Compared to legacy systems, NexGen™ delivers higher throughput, lower cost-per-kilogram, and greater particle size control—making it especially well-suited for aerospace and defence applications where certification is non-negotiable. Another key point, PyroGenesis will host a conference call at 12:00 PM Eastern Time on Thursday, August 7th, 2025. The company will discuss second quarter 2025 financial results ending June, 30, 2025. Join the discussion: Find out what the Bullboards are saying about PyroGenesis Canada Inc. and check out Stockhouse's stock forums and message boards. Stockhouse does not provide investment advice or recommendations. All investment decisions should be made based on your own research and consultation with a registered investment professional. The issuer is solely responsible for the accuracy of the information contained herein. For full disclaimer information, please click here.
