Coeur Mining Lists on TSX with Seven North American Assets
Coeur Mining joined the Toronto Stock Exchange on September 23, 2026. The company operates seven mines across Canada, Mexico, and the US.
Key points
- Coeur Mining listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange on September 23, 2026.
- The company operates seven wholly-owned mines in Canada, Mexico, and the US.
- Coeur Mining also owns the Silvertip critical minerals exploration project.
Coeur Mining Inc. closed the Toronto Stock Exchange market on September 23, 2026. The company added its shares to the TSX exchange. This move expands its Canadian listing presence. The event marked a formal market debut for the stock.
Mitchell J. Krebs, CEO of Coeur Mining, participated in the closing bell. He was joined by Robert Peterman from the TSX. The company is a precious metals producer. It holds assets in North America only.
Company Holds Seven Operating Mines
Coeur Mining owns seven fully operated mines. These sites produce gold, silver, and copper. The New Afton mine is in British Columbia. The Rainy River mine operates in Ontario.
Three mines are located in Mexico. They include Las Chispas and Palmarejo. Two more mines are in the United States. The Rochester mine is in Nevada. The Kensington mine is in Alaska.
The Wharf mine is in South Dakota. All seven sites are wholly-owned. The company also holds the Silvertip project. This project explores critical minerals in British Columbia.
Listing Adds Toronto Stock Exchange Access
The new listing connects Coeur to Canadian investors. The stock now trades under the ticker CDE. The company remained U.S.-based during this process. The expansion targets broader market visibility. This aligns with its North American focus.
TMX Newsfile reported the closing ceremony details. The event confirmed the successful addition to the TSX. No financial figures were released with the listing. The company highlighted its balanced asset portfolio. This includes both gold and silver operations.
