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Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - February 18, 2025) - The Canadian Securities Exchange ("CSE" or "the Exchange") today announced market statistics for January 2025.
January 2025 Operating Statistics
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Trading volume of CSE listed securities totaled 1.5 billion shares;
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Trading value of CSE listed securities was $519 million;
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CSE issuers completed 104 financings that raised an aggregate $118 million; and
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The CSE welcomed listings from two new companies, bringing total listed securities to 772 as at January 31, 2025.
"Trading activity on the Canadian Securities Exchange remained strong as we moved into 2025," said Richard Carleton, CEO of the CSE. "More securities changed hands on the CSE in January than any other single month in nearly three years. It is highly encouraging to see investor interest in emerging securities continue to build. We were also host to the initial public offering of Great Northern Energy Metals Inc. in January, which was the only IPO completed on any Canadian exchange that month. With mining conference season now in full swing, we look forward to connecting with our stakeholders at the PDAC convention and other upcoming gatherings."
What's On at the CSE
The CSE returns to sunny Miami, Florida this week for a couple of important events. On February 19, the Exchange is co-hosting an exclusive event titled Going Public and Raising Capital in Canada. The presenters, who include Richard Carleton and CSE director Michael Bluestein (of Corporate Counsel LLP), will talk about opportunities and strategies to successfully enter the public markets in Canada. The event is co-hosted by Corporate Counsel.
The next day marks the start of the two-day Mines and Money Miami conference. The event features a strong line-up of expert speakers and dozens of promising emerging mining companies. The exhibitors include the CSE-listed companies American Pacific Mining Corp. (USGD), American Tungsten Corp. (TUNG), and Exploits Discovery Corp. (NFLD). A key focus of the conference will be strategies to counter China's dominance in critical minerals.
The world's biggest mining conference, the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) Convention in Toronto, is just around the corner on March 2-5. The CSE team will be in their usual spot in booth #2542 in the Investors Exchange, and invites conference participants to come visit them and the many other CSE issuers that will be exhibiting at the convention (a full exhibitor list can be viewed here.) A new issue of Canadian Securities Exchange Magazine, which is entirely mining-focused, will be available for free at various spots on the convention floor.