Listing Tracker
Listing Tracker monitors the listed mining and mineral exploration companies on major exchanges such as TSX, TSXV, and ASX. The tool tracks every change in these listings—from new companies entering the market (IPOs) to modifications in a company's name and/or ticker, which often indicate RTO activity. Listing Tracker ensures that you never miss a new market opportunity in mining and exploration.
With Listing Tracker, you can:
- View a comprehensive list of newly listed mining and mineral exploration companies.
- Subscribe to free weekly or monthly updates so that you receive a list of recent changes delivered directly to your inbox—no fuss, just the latest updates.
Are we missing an IPO or RTO or would you like us to add some features? Send us feedback and we'll see what we can do!
New listings
| NAME | TICKER | EXCHANGE | LISTING DATE |
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Why choose Listing Tracker?
- Daily updates: The list on this page is updated daily so bookmark this page and stay informed with real-time updates on the latest changes.
- Free newsletters: Choose between free weekly or monthly updates to fit your schedule.
- Focused on mining and minerals: A niche resource tailored for investors passionate about the mining and mineral exploration industries.
We want to make Listing Tracker the best tool for following new companies in the mining and mineral exploration sectors so we'd really appreciate your feedback—is something missing, did you find a bug, or do you have a new feature in mind? Let us know!
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What is an IPO?
An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is the process by which a private company becomes publicly traded by offering its shares on a stock exchange. This enables more investors to invest in the company and is often a major step in a company's growth, providing it with capital to expand operations and invest in new projects.
What is an RTO?
A Reverse Takeover (RTO) is a faster and less costly alternative to a traditional IPO. In an RTO, a private company acquires a publicly traded shell company, allowing it to become publicly listed without undergoing the traditional IPO process.
RTOs save both time and money compared to traditional IPOs, providing private companies with quicker access to public markets. RTOs are particularly common in the junior mining and mineral exploration sectors, where companies need quick access to public funding to support their exploration and development projects.
What are junior mining companies?
Junior mining companies are small-scale companies focused on discovering and developing new mineral resources. Unlike large mining firms that handle extraction and production, junior mining companies are primarily focused on exploration—searching for valuable mineral deposits like gold, silver, copper, and uranium, etc.
These companies play a crucial role in the mining lifecycle by identifying potential resources that larger firms may later develop. The term "junior" reflects the size of these companies and therefore junior mining companies can be thought of as mining startups.
What is mineral exploration?
Mineral exploration is the process of finding new mineral deposits which involves:
- Prospecting: Using geological surveys, historical data, and advanced technologies to locate promising mineral sites.
- Sampling and Drilling: Collecting samples to assess the quality and quantity of mineral deposits.
- Feasibility Studies: Evaluating the economic viability of extracting the resources.