10.23.2024

Toronto Stock Exchange and B3 Sign MoU

10.23.2024
Toronto Stock Exchange and B3 Sign MoU

TMX Group’s equity exchanges, Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) and TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV), and B3 (Brazil Stock Exchange), announced the signing of a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), where TSX/TSXV and B3 agree to create more public market opportunities for investors and entrepreneurs to help power the Brazilian markets.

Under the scope of the MoU, TSX/TSXV and B3 will explore a Brazil-based solution that builds on Canadian expertise around mining, energy and renewable energy industries, among other things. The project’s intention is to join efforts to build an ecosystem that may facilitate the dual listing of mineral research companies based in Brazil. By combining capabilities, companies may benefit from accessing the national and international investor base in Brazil and the public markets in Canada.

“We look forward to working with B3 as we leverage the expertise of our two organizations to explore synergies for energy transition and other evolving market industries in the small and mid-cap space,” said Loui Anastasopoulos, CEO, Toronto Stock Exchange and Global Head of Capital Formation, TMX Group.

“This collaboration will help B3 promote the dialogue among participants, regulators, government officials and investors in order to attract liquidity to Brazilian mining companies. Moreover, it reinforces B3’s commitment to the sector, bringing investment alternatives to institutional and individual investors willing to participate and engage in sustainable projects,” said Gilson Finkelsztain, CEO at B3.

Source: TMX


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