Canadian Securities Exchange to launch a senior listing tier for larger companies - Transition in May
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The Canadian Securities Exchange unveiled plans Thursday to launch a senior tier for the largest issuers listed on its platform. Roughly 100 CSE-listed companies will be gradually transferred to the new tier starting in May, providing them with access to a lower cost of capital and a wider investor base while positioning the CSE itself to compete more directly with the TMX Group-owned Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX).
The senior tier will be “very heavily dominated” by cannabis companies with operations in the United States; such firms are listed on the CSE in part because TSX rules prevent any of its issuers from being in violation of U.S. federal law.
Of the 108 companies set to join the senior tier, 39 are in the cannabis industry. Mining and technology companies represent the other two major industrial components, with 29 of the former and 15 of the latter in the initial senior cohort.
Companies with >1 Billion MC set to join the exchange include Trulieve, Greenthumb, Verano, Curaleaf
grimkhor t1_jeeh79m wrote
> The senior tier will be “very heavily dominated” by cannabis companies
I'm out.