TSXV (TSX Venture Exchange)

The Canadian junior board where most of the world's exploration companies are listed.

Definition

The TSX Venture Exchange is Canada's premier public venture capital marketplace for emerging companies. It is the primary listing exchange for junior mining companies in Canada, providing access to capital for exploration and development projects. Many junior gold mining companies are listed on TSXV.

Why it matters

The TSXV concentrates junior mining capital and sets much of the disclosure culture, since NI 43-101 applies to its issuers. A TSXV listing is why so much global exploration reporting follows Canadian standards.

In practice

Tickers carry a .V suffix on many data services. Companies that grow out of the venture board graduate to the main TSX, which is usually a positive signal about size and liquidity.

See also

  • Junior Mining Company An exploration or development-stage mining company focused on discovering and developing new mineral deposits.
  • NI 43-101 Canadian National Instrument 43-101 is a regulatory standard for public disclosure of scientific and technical
  • Qualified Person Under NI 43-101, a qualified person is an engineer or geoscientist with at least five years of relevant experi

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