A growing number of companies are seeking a dual listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange as this North American market shrugs off the trade war. A bonus is the proximity to the US capital markets.
Increased demand for key commodities from gold to critical minerals is set to maintain record numbers of Australian mining and energy companies listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) – Canada’s largest stock exchange – this year, according to exchange officials.
Robert Peterman, director of global business developments at TSX, says the growing numbers – and value – of Australian listings show companies are seeking to boost liquidity in multiple time zones and reach a broader investor base – and the US-Canadian trade row is not dampening interest.
Peterman says listing on Canada’s largest stock exchange also reduces dependency on a single…
