~43% OF THE WORLD’S PUBLIC MINING COMPANIES ARE LISTED ON TSX AND TSXV
TSX and TSXV are home to more Mining companies than any other market in the world. Companies benefit by having greater access to capital, visibility of transactions, analyst coverage, specialized indices and tailored listing requirements for all sizes of companies. Find out the benefits of listing on Toronto Stock Exchange or TSX Venture Exchange.
RECENTLY LISTED - MINING COMPANIES
A RANKING OF THE TOP 50 PERFORMERS ON THE TSX VENTURE EXCHANGE
The ranking is composed of 10 companies from each of 5 industry sectors, selected based on 3 equally weighted criteria. The companies on this year’s Venture 50 have demonstrated their ability to access capital for growth and scale up their business for success.
Watch the below videos highlighting this year’s mining sector winners.
KEY 2021 TSX VENTURE 50 MINING HIGHLIGHTS:
V50 2022
average Mining share price performance
V50 2022
average Mining market cap increase
* Data based on 2020 performance.
A new video series focused on key mining trends and insights with industry experts.
globally in new
Mining Listings
In equity capital raised
in 2021
GO PUBLIC - WAYS TO GET LISTED
There are multiple pathways to listing on TSX and TSXV.
Capital Pool Company® Program
The public markets can offer a number of benefits to a company. The most important benefits are access to capital and the ability to use your share capital to complete acquisitions. It can also provide liquidity to investors and help a company to compete for talent.
IPO
An initial public offering (IPO) is the traditional method of obtaining a listing on a stock exchange. First a prospectus is filed with the securities commission, followed by an application for a public listing. The prospectus provides potential investors with detailed information they need to make informed investment decisions.
Direct Listing
A company already listed on another exchange may list directly on TSX or TSXV if they are able to meet our listing standards. In addition, these issuers may be eligible for certain exemptions from our regulatory and reporting requirements if they are listed on an exchange recognized by TSX and with similar listing requirements.
Reverse Take-Over
A reverse take-over is also known as a "back door listing" or "reverse merger" of a company already listed on TSX or TSXV. This listing can be done in a number of ways, including an amalgamation or issuance of shares in exchange for other shares or assets of the issuer.
SPAC
The Special Purpose Acquisition Corporation (SPAC) program offers an alternative vehicle for listing on TSX. This is an investment vehicle allowing the public to invest in companies or industry sectors normally sought by private equity firms. In addition, it can provide an opportunity for individuals unable to buy into hedge or private equity funds the ability to participate in the acquisition of private operating companies traditionally targeted by those funds.
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