McCoy Corporation
Foundation Equity owns 43% of McCoy Corporation; a publicly traded company comprised of three main operating segments: Truck & Trailer Products & Services, Trailer Manufacturing, and Energy Products & Services.
The company’s history dates back to 1914 when Henry McCoy opened a blacksmith shop in downtown Edmonton. Today McCoy serves a cross-section of Alberta industries including transportation, agriculture, oil and gas, forestry, and construction. Foundation Equity acquired McCoy Bros. in 1995 and under our leadership was able to increase sales from 23 million dollars to over 165 million dollars in 2008.
McCoy and its subsidiaries employ about 800 individuals across Alberta and British Columbia.
Tanks-A-Lot
Tanks-A-Lot Ltd. manufactures concrete tanks, typically installed underground and used in applications such as cisterns, septic tanks, and sumps. Tanks-A-Lot Ltd. is also a leader in producing septic tanks with waste-water treatment systems that exceed provincial regulatory standards. Foundation Equity acquired its interest in the company in November of 2006.
Preo Software
Preo Software Inc. is the market leader in providing Print Knowledge Management Systems (PKMS) to enterprises around the world.
Printelligence, Preo’s flagship Software as a Service (“SaaS”) offering reduces an organization’s true cost of print on every device in every business unit, first by measuring every driver of print cost such as volume, colour coverage, and duplexing. Printelligence then turns this measurement into actionable knowledge by implementing the organization's print management policies every time an end-user prints a document. If a job "breaks" the rules, the system presents advice and alternatives to the end-user and in so doing, has been shown to reduce print costs up to 8% on the first day, 16% in the first 30 days and 22% in the first 60 days.
DriveABLE Assessments Centres Inc.
DriveABLE offers the world’s only scientifically validated tool to assess the impact of cognitive impairment on driving. Cognitive impairment increases risk of an at-fault crash by 760% and DriveABLE, using both an in-office, software based assessment and an on-road evaluation, provides explicit, evidence-based recommendations about continued driving. DriveABLE is endorsed by seven provincial licensing authorities in Canada, and driving regulators in 15 US states, Puerto Rico, and Australia.