Toronto Stock Exchange is increasingly a pit stop for Canadian companies
Canadian companies are increasingly prioritizing U.S. stock exchanges like the Nasdaq and NYSE over the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), viewing Canada as a stepping stone rather than a long-term listing destination. Firms such as Barrick Mining, Xanadu Quantum Technologies, and Galaxy Digital have either moved or are considering moving their primary listings to the U.S. to access greater liquidity, institutional investors, and inclusion in major American indexes. This trend reflects broader concerns about the declining influence of Canadian capital markets and potential long-term economic consequences.
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Open this photo in gallery:A signboard displays the TSX close in Toronto.Frank Gunn/The Canadian PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountIn the world of public markets, Canada is increasingly becoming a stepping stone for companies eyeing more lucrative opportunities abroad.This week, Barrick Mining Corp. became the latest Canadian business to spurn the Toronto Stock Exchange in favour of New York for its upcoming North American spinoff. Having a primary listing in the U.S.
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