- Toronto Stock Exchange owner TMX group is ramping up engagement in Australia in a bid to secure more dual listings
- Junior ASX companies with projects in the Americas are on the TSX’s wishlist
- Almost 75% of the C$4.3b in equity raised on the TSX and TSX-V in the past quarter was for mining companies
It’s become commonplace to hear in recent months that a dearth of liquidity for mining juniors on the TSX and TSX-V, especially in energy transition metals like lithium and rare earths, has them looking to Australia to chase funds and finance.
But the TSX has begun a renewed push into international markets, appointing an Australian BD head and laying down the welcome mat to international companies to dual list in Toronto.
With almost 75% of the C$4.3b in equity raised on the TSX and TSX-V in the March quarter concentrated in mining, along with 21 of their 55 new listings, the TSX’s…
