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TMX Group Equity Financing Statistics - October 2026

Year-to-date financing remained above 2025 levels on both exchanges despite October declines from September and a year earlier.

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TMX Group (TMXXF) reported October 2026 equity financing activity, with Toronto Stock Exchange financing falling 81% from the previous month. TSX raised $937,686,653, down 80% from October 2025, while TSX Venture Exchange raised $780,806,790, down 22% month over month and 37% year over year.

TSX welcomed 50 new issuers versus 28 in September and 51 a year earlier; TSXV added eight versus five and six, respectively. Financing counts reached 61 on TSX, versus 53 and 84, and 86 on TSXV, versus 88 and 133.

Year-to-date financing increased 54.2% to $24,693,707,097 on TSX and 48.6% to $9,951,508,859 on TSXV compared with 2025. Year-to-date new listings rose 15.9% on TSX and 33.3% on TSXV. Listed-issue market capitalization rose 17.8% year over year on TSX but fell 11.0% on TSXV.

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  • Moderate pointTSX year-to-date financing rose 54.2% to $24,693,707,097 compared with 2025. 2× market cap
  • Moderate pointTSXV year-to-date financing rose 48.6% to $9,951,508,859 compared with 2025. 82% of market cap
  • Moderate pointTSX year-to-date new issuers increased 15.9% to 320, from 276 in 2025.
  • Moderate pointTSXV year-to-date new issuers increased 33.3% to 44, from 33 in 2025.
  • Moderate pointTSX listed-issue market capitalization increased 17.8% to $7,094,211,103,671 from October 2025.
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  • Minor pointTSX October new issuers reached 50, versus 28 in September and 51 in October 2025.
  • Minor pointTSXV October new issuers rose to eight, versus five in September and six in October 2025.
  • Minor pointTSX October financing count reached 61, versus 53 in September and 84 in October 2025.
  • Minor pointTSX year-to-date initial public offerings increased 14.0% to 276, from 242 in 2025.
  • Minor pointTSXV year-to-date initial public offerings increased 20.0% to 12, from 10 in 2025.
  • Minor pointTSXV-to-TSX graduates increased 162.5% to 21 year to date, from eight in 2025.
  • Minor pointTSXV year-to-date financing count increased 3.2% to 1,118, from 1,083 in 2025.
  • Minor pointTSX October listed issuers reached 2,342, versus 2,296 in September and 2,019 in October 2025.
  • Minor pointTSX October listed issues reached 2,999, versus 2,953 in September and 2,676 in October 2025.
  • Minor pointTSX October initial public offerings reached 46, versus 27 in September and 39 in October 2025.

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  • Moderate pointTSX October financing fell to $937,686,653, down 81% month over month and 80% year over year. 7.8% of market cap
  • Moderate pointTSXV October financing fell to $780,806,790, down 22% month over month and 37% year over year. 6.5% of market cap
  • Moderate pointTSXV listed-issue market capitalization declined 11.0% to $117,510,872,253 from October 2025.
  • Minor pointTSXV October financing count fell to 86, from 88 in September and 133 in October 2025.
  • Minor pointTSX year-to-date financing count declined 0.8% to 503, from 507 in 2025.
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  • Minor pointTSXV October listed issuers numbered 1,705, versus 1,704 in September but 1,795 in October 2025.
  • Minor pointTSXV October listed issues numbered 1,761, versus 1,760 in September but 1,858 in October 2025.
  • Minor pointTSXV October initial public offerings numbered one, versus zero in September but four in October 2025.

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Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture Exchange

Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - November 10, 2026) - TMX Group today announced its financing activity on Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) and TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV) for October 2026.

TSX welcomed 50 new issuers in October 2026, compared with 28 in the previous month and 51 in October 2025. The new listings were 35 exchange traded products, 11 Canadian Depositary Receipts, three mining companies and one closed end fund. Total financings raised in October 2026 decreased 81% compared to the previous month, and were down 80% compared to October 2025. The total number of financings in October 2026 was 61, compared with 53 the previous month and 84 in October 2025.

For additional data relating to the number of transactions billed for TSX, please click on the following link: https://www.tmx.com/resource/en/440.

There were eight new issuers on TSXV in October 2026, compared with five in the previous month and six in October 2025. The new listings were five mining companies, one technology company, one Capital Pool Company and one life sciences company. Total financings raised in October 2026 decreased 22% compared to the previous month, and were down 37% compared to October 2025. There were 86 financings in October 2026, compared with 88 in the previous month and 133 in October 2025.

TMX Group consolidated trading statistics for October 2026 can be viewed at www.tmx.com.

Toronto Stock Exchange


October 2026September 2026October 2025
Issuers Listed 2,3422,2962,019
New Issuers Listed 502851
IPOs 462739
Graduates from TSXV211
Issues Listed 2,9992,9532,676
IPO Financings Raised $132,995,220$139,734,076$974,600,988
Secondary Financings Raised$425,941,433$3,942,203,252$3,651,517,930
Supplemental Financings Raised$378,750,000$776,006,697$42,006,875
Total Financings Raised$937,686,653$4,857,944,025$4,668,125,793
Total Number of Financings 615384
Market Cap Listed Issues $7,094,211,103,671$7,046,648,640,029$6,022,803,523,887

 

Year-to-date Statistics


20262025% change
New Issuers Listed 320276+15.9
IPOs 276242+14.0
Graduates from TSXV218+162.5
IPO Financings Raised $2,926,234,194$2,507,356,248+16.7
Secondary Financings Raised$19,925,576,346$9,480,265,437+110.2
Supplemental Financings Raised$1,841,896,557$4,021,411,208-54.2
Total Financings Raised$24,693,707,097$16,009,032,893+54.2
Total Number of Financings 503507-0.8
Market Cap Listed Issues$7,094,211,103,671$6,022,803,523,887+17.8

 

TSX Venture Exchange**


October 2026September 2026October 2025
Issuers Listed 1,7051,7041,795
New Issuers Listed 856
IPOs 104
Graduates to TSX211
Issues Listed 1,7611,7601,858
IPO Financings Raised $250,000$0$3,705,000
Secondary Financings Raised (1)$7,307,982$237,591,376$223,478,525
Supplemental Financings Raised$773,248,808$767,167,449$1,011,571,573
Total Financings Raised$780,806,790$1,004,758,825$1,238,755,098
Total Number of Financings 8688133
Market Cap Listed Issues $117,510,872,253$132,590,780,228$132,098,865,302

 

Year-to-date Statistics


20262025% Change
New Issuers Listed 4433+33.3
IPOs1210+20.0
Graduates to TSX218+162.5
IPO Financings Raised $24,409,272$17,439,685+40.0
Secondary Financings Raised (1)$2,153,401,745$1,303,815,100+65.2
Supplemental Financings Raised$7,773,697,842$5,376,357,167+44.6
Total Financings Raised$9,951,508,859$6,697,611,952+48.6
Total Number of Financings 1,1181,083+3.2
Market Cap Listed Issues$117,510,872,253$132,098,865,302-11.0

 

**Includes NEX (not applicable to New Issuers Listed, IPOs and IPO Financings Raised)

(1) Secondary financings include prospectus offerings on both a treasury and secondary basis

The information contained in this media release is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to provide investment, trading, financial or other advice. Comparative data has been updated to reflect known corrections.

TMX Group welcomes the following companies that listed during October 2026:

Toronto Stock Exchange

Issuer NameCompany Symbol
Blackrock Silver Corp. BRC
Bloom Energy CDR (CAD Hedged) BE
BMO Core Bond Fund ZCRB
BMO Emerging Markets Bond Fund ZEMB
BMO MSCI Latin America GDP Weighted Index ETF ZLAT
Bristol-Myers Squibb CDR (CAD Hedged) BMY
Brompton Financials HighPay ETF PAYB
Brompton Technology HighPay ETF PAYT
Central Asia Metals plc CAML
Cerebras Systems CDR (CAD Hedged) CBRS
CI Forge First Conservative Alternative Fund CCAF
CI Forge First Long Short Alternative Fund CLSF
Coherent CDR (CAD Hedged) COHR
Datadog CDR (CAD Hedged) DDOG
Dell Technologies CDR (CAD Hedged) DELL
Dynamic Systematic Canadian Equity ETF DSCA
Dynamic Systematic International Equity ETF DSIT
Dynamic Systematic U.S. Equity ETF DSAM
Fidelity Global Quant Equity ETFFGQE
ForAll Core & More U.S. Equity Index ETF FORU
Fortinet CDR (CAD Hedged) FTNT
Global X Alphabet PowerStock ETF GOOP
Global X Amazon PowerStock ETF AMZP
Global X Apple PowerStock ETF AAPP
Global X NVIDIA PowerStock ETF NVDP
Global X SpaceX PowerStock ETF SPCP
Global X Tesla PowerStock ETF TSLP
Harvest All-In-One High Income Shares ETF HONE
Harvest ASML Enhanced High Income Shares ETF ASME
Harvest Berkshire Hathaway Enhanced High Income Shares ETF BRKE
Harvest Intel Enhanced High Income Shares ETF INTE
Harvest Micron Enhanced High Income Shares ETF MUHE
Heliostar Metals Ltd. HSTR
iShares A.I. Innovation and Tech ETF XBAI
Lumentum CDR (CAD Hedged) LUME
Lysander-Triasima Canadian Equity Fund LTCE
Mackenzie Global Equity & Gold Overlay ETF MGEG
Mackenzie Modus Emerging Markets Equity ETF MMEM
Mackenzie Modus Global Equity ETF MMGL
Mackenzie Modus Global Small-Mid Cap Equity ETF MMSD
Mackenzie Modus International Equity ETF MMEA
NEI Balanced ETF Portfolio NEBP
NEI Conservative Income ETF Portfolio NECP
NEI Global Short-Term Bond Fund NESB
NEI Growth ETF Portfolio NEGP
Next Edge CIA Disciplined Growth Portfolio PCD.UN
Ninepoint American Growth Fund NAGF
Rocket Lab CDR (CAD Hedged) RKLB
Snowflake CDR (CAD Hedged) SNOW
Valero Energy CDR (CAD Hedged) VLO

 

TSX Venture Exchange

Issuer NameCompany Symbol
Colt Silver Corp. COLT
Feralx Systems Inc. FRLX
Georgia Street Capital Corp. GOST.P
Lunex Metals Corp. LUNX
North Atlantic Critical Metals Corp. NACM
North Sky Metals Corp. NSKY
Sun Valley Minerals Inc. SUNV
Wellstar Technologies Corp. WSTR

 

About TMX Group (TSX:X)

TMX Group operates global markets, and builds digital communities and analytic solutions that facilitate the funding, growth and success of businesses, traders and investors. TMX Group's key operations include Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture Exchange, TSX Alpha Exchange, TMX Australia Exchange, The Canadian Depository for Securities, Montréal Exchange, Canadian Derivatives Clearing Corporation, TSX Trust, TMX Trayport, TMX Datalinx, TMX VettaFi and TMX Newsfile, which provide listing markets, trading markets, clearing facilities, depository services, technology solutions, data products and other services to the global financial community. TMX Group is headquartered in Toronto and operates offices across North America (Montréal, Calgary, Vancouver and New York), as well as in key international markets including London, Singapore, Vienna and Sydney. For more information about TMX Group, visit www.tmx.com. Follow TMX Group on X: @TMXGroup.

For more information, please contact:

Catherine Kee
Head of Media Relations
TMX Group
416-671-1704
catherine.kee@tmx.com

To view the source version of this press release, please visit https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/323201

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How much equity financing did TMX Group exchanges raise in October 2026?

TSX raised $937,686,653 and TSXV raised $780,806,790 in October 2026. TSX financing declined 81% from September and 80% from October 2025. TSXV financing declined 22% from September and 37% from October 2025.

What types of issuers joined TMX Group exchanges in October 2026?

TSX added 35 exchange traded products, 11 Canadian Depositary Receipts, three mining companies and one closed end fund. TSXV added five mining companies, one technology company, one Capital Pool Company and one life sciences company.

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