Listing industrial mineral companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange

- Organization:
- Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
- Pages:
- 2
- File Size:
- 974 KB
- Publication Date:
- Jan 1, 2001
Abstract
For mining companies looking to establish a strong North
American presence, raise their profile or finance and position
themselves for future growth, there is no other destination
in the world that can offer a mining company the same
opportunities as Canada whether you are an established blue
chip or promising junior.
Despite historically poor world commodity markets and
shaky investor sentiment towards junior explorers caused in
part by fallout from the high profile Bre-X fraud, Canada continues
to shine as the undisputed mining finance capital of
the world.
Our natural riches and mining history go a long way to
explain Canada's international prominence in mining finance.
Canada has actively created and maintained one of the most
integrated national frameworks to support mining ventures
of all kinds. Our diverse industry, from one-person grass-roots
explorers to mining industry giants, is one of our main
strengths whether your company is Canada-focused or internationally
active. The mining industry continues to be a vital
contributor to the Canadian economy, contributing $26.2
billion in 1997 or 3.8% of national GDP, and is the second
largest earner of foreign exchange.
Industrial mineral companies are a very important part of
this strength. These companies require a continuing access
to capital to ensure that they can continue to compete and
the globalisation of the Canadian mining industry has affected
this industry just as much as it has affected every other industry
in Canada.
Citation
APA:
(2001) Listing industrial mineral companies on the Toronto Stock ExchangeMLA: Listing industrial mineral companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2001.