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Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture Exchange
Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - January 12, 2026) - TMX Group today announced its financing activity on Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) and TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV) for December 2025.
TSX welcomed 84 new issuers in December 2025, compared with 15 in the previous month and seven in December 2024. The new listings were 78 Canadian Depositary Receipts, two exchange traded funds, one industrial products company, and three mining companies. Total financings raised in December 2025 decreased 29% compared to the previous month, but were up 151% compared to December 2024. The total number of financings in December 2025 was 37, compared with 43 the previous month and 26 in December 2024.
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 two new issuers on TSXV in December 2025, compared with three in the previous month and two in December 2024. The new listings were one mining company and one technology company. Total financings raised in December 2025 decreased 14% compared to the previous month, but were up 222% compared to December 2024. There were 123 financings in December 2025, compared with 153 in the previous month and 120 in December 2024.
TMX Group consolidated trading statistics for December 2025 can be viewed at www.tmx.com.
Toronto Stock Exchange
December 2025 November 2025 December 2024 Issuers Listed 2,091 2,019 1,824 New Issuers Listed 84 15 7 IPOs 2 13 4 Graduates from TSXV 2 1 Issues Listed 2,741 2,683 2,464 IPO Financings Raised $3,000,020 $14,888,218 $27,040,000 Secondary Financings Raised $1,861,376,147 $3,194,914,885 $1,144,339,241 Supplemental Financings Raised $1,135,698,176 $1,038,639,000 $25,812,306 Total Financings Raised $3,000,074,343 $4,248,442,103 $1,197,191,547 Total Number of Financings 37 43 26 Market Cap Listed Issues $6,284,814,021,769 $6,214,775,374,204 $4,904,463,906,025
Year-to-date Statistics
2025 2024 % change New Issuers Listed 375 148 +153.4 IPOs 257 131 +96.2 Graduates from TSXV 11 9 +22.2 IPO Financings Raised $2,525,244,486 $1,349,162,470 +87.2 Secondary Financings Raised $14,536,556,469 $12,826,982,105 +13.3 Supplemental Financings Raised $6,195,748,384 $1,975,084,450 +213.7 Total Financings Raised $23,257,549,339 $16,151,229,025 +44.0 Total Number of Financings 587 420 +39.8 Market Cap Listed Issues $6,284,814,021,769 $4,904,463,906,025 +28.1
TSX Venture Exchange**
December 2025 November 2025 December 2024 Issuers Listed 1,739 1,781 1,833 New Issuers Listed 2 3 2 IPOs 1 Graduates to TSX 2 1 Issues Listed 1,799 1,842 1,904 IPO Financings Raised $0 $750,000 $0 Secondary Financings Raised (1) $94,921,367 $442,073,816 $65,406,542 Supplemental Financings Raised $1,474,603,140 $1,383,810,942 $422,559,650 Total Financings Raised $1,569,524,507 $1,826,634,758 $487,966,192 Total Number of Financings 123 153 120 Market Cap Listed Issues $142,029,732,228 $134,025,734,488 $88,810,444,019
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Year-to-date Statistics
2025 2024 % Change New Issuers Listed 38 48 -20.8 IPOs 11 12 -8.3 Graduates to TSX 11 9 +22.2 IPO Financings Raised $18,189,685 $10,587,540 +71.8 Secondary Financings Raised (1) $1,840,810,283 $1,045,832,659 +76.0 Supplemental Financings Raised $8,234,771,249 $3,646,007,306 +125.9 Total Financings Raised $10,093,771,217 $4,702,427,505 +114.7 Total Number of Financings 1,359 1,182 +15.0 Market Cap Listed Issues $142,029,732,228 $88,810,444,019 +59.9
**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 December 2025:
Toronto Stock Exchange
Issuer Name Company Symbol 3M CDR (CAD Hedged) MMMM Abbott Labs CDR (CAD Hedged) ABT AbbVie CDR (CAD Hedged) ABBV Adobe CDR (CAD Hedged) ADBE Airbnb CDR (CAD Hedged) ABNB American Express CDR (CAD Hedged) AXP Amgen CDR (CAD Hedged) AMGN Applied Materials CDR (CAD Hedged) AMAT Arista Networks CDR (CAD Hedged) ANET AutoZone CDR (CAD Hedged) AZO Bank of America CDR (CAD Hedged) BOFA BlackRock CDR (CAD Hedged) BLK Blackstone CDR (CAD Hedged) BX Boeing CDR (CAD Hedged) BA Booking CDR (CAD Hedged) BKNG Broadcom CDR (CAD Hedged) AVGO Caterpillar CDR (CAD Hedged) CATR Charles Schwab CDR (CAD Hedged) SCHW Chevron CDR (CAD Hedged) CHEV Chipotle CDR (CAD Hedged) CMGS Citigroup CDR (CAD Hedged) CITI Constellation Brands CDR (CAD Hedged) STZ CrowdStrike CDR (CAD Hedged) CRWD CVS Health CDR (CAD Hedged) CVS Deere CDR (CAD Hedged) DEER Eli Lilly CDR (CAD Hedged) LLY Evolve Big Six Canadian Banks UltraYield Index ETF SIXY Exxon Mobil CDR (CAD Hedged) XOM Fiserv CDR (CAD Hedged) FI Ford CDR (CAD Hedged) F GE Aerospace CDR (CAD Hedged) GE GE Vernova CDR (CAD Hedged) GEV Gilead Sciences CDR (CAD Hedged) GILD Global X Copper Producer Equity Covered Call ETF CPCC Goldman Sachs CDR (CAD Hedged) GS Greenland Resources Inc. MOLY Home Depot CDR (CAD Hedged) HD Honeywell CDR (CAD Hedged) HON IBM CDR (CAD Hedged) IBM Intel CDR (CAD Hedged) INTC Intuitive Surgical CDR (CAD Hedged) ISRG Johnson & Johnson CDR (CAD Hedged) JNJ JPMorgan CDR (CAD Hedged) JPM KKR CDR (CAD Hedged) KKR lululemon CDR (CAD Hedged) LULU Mastercard CDR (CAD Hedged) MA McDonald's CDR (CAD Hedged) MCDS Merck CDR (CAD Hedged) MRK Micron CDR (CAD Hedged) MU Morgan Stanley CDR (CAD Hedged) MS Netflix CDR (CAD Hedged) NFLX NextEra Energy CDR (CAD Hedged) NEE NIKE CDR (CAD Hedged) NKE Occidental Petroleum CDR (CAD Hedged) OXY Oracle CDR (CAD Hedged) ORAC Palantir CDR (CAD Hedged) PLTR Palo Alto Networks CDR (CAD Hedged) PANW PayPal CDR (CAD Hedged) PYPL Pepsi CDR (CAD Hedged) PEP Pfizer CDR (CAD Hedged) PFE Procter & Gamble CDR (CAD Hedged) PG Qualcomm CDR (CAD Hedged) QCOM RTX CDR (CAD Hedged) RTX S&P Global CDR (CAD Hedged) SPGI Salesforce CDR (CAD Hedged) CRM ServiceNow CDR (CAD Hedged) NOWS Snowline Gold Corp. SGD Starbucks CDR (CAD Hedged) SBUX STRACON Group Holding Inc. STG Supermicro CDR (CAD Hedged) SMCI Texas Instruments CDR (CAD Hedged) TXN Thermo Fisher CDR (CAD Hedged) TMO TJX CDR (CAD Hedged) TJX Uber CDR (CAD Hedged) UBER Union Pacific CDR (CAD Hedged) UNP UnitedHealth CDR (CAD Hedged) UNH UPS CDR (CAD Hedged) UPS Verizon CDR (CAD Hedged) VZ Versamet Royalties Corporation VMET Visa CDR (CAD Hedged) VISA Walmart CDR (CAD Hedged) WMT Walt Disney CDR (CAD Hedged) DIS Waste Management CDR (CAD Hedged) WAST Wells Fargo CDR (CAD Hedged) WFCS
TSX Venture Exchange
Issuer Name Company Symbol Lunr Royalties Corp. LUNR Paragon Advanced Labs Inc. PALS
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, 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 and Vienna. 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
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Okay, here’s a 600-word summary of the text, followed by the German translation:
**Summary (600 words)**
The week concluding December 29, 2025, in financial markets was marked by volatility and cautious optimism, culminating in a holiday-shortened trading session. The S&P 500 continued its impressive run, heading for a third consecutive year of double-digit returns, though a significant market downturn this week could alter the trajectory.
**Market Performance:** The major indices – the S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, and Nasdaq – saw modest declines on Friday, driven by typical end-of-year portfolio adjustments. The S&P 500 hit an all-time high before retreating slightly, while the Nasdaq edged down. Trading was hampered by low liquidity due to the holiday period.
**Bond Market:** Treasury yields remained relatively stable to slightly lower, influenced by portfolio repositioning and profit-taking. Despite strong GDP data, expectations for aggressive interest rate cuts in 2026 have been tempered, leading to a more hawkish outlook among some Federal Reserve officials. Market forecasts suggest a maximum of two 25-basis-point rate cuts next year.
**Commodities:** Oil prices experienced a decline, primarily due to thin trading volume post-holiday. Concerns about a potential global supply glut outweighed geopolitical risks stemming from ongoing conflicts, including the situation in Ukraine and disruptions caused by Venezuela. Natural Gas, however, bucked the trend, rising sharply due to colder weather, increased LNG exports, and tighter storage levels, anticipating higher winter demand.
**Sector Trends:** The AI and Data Center sector remains a key area of focus, and analysts anticipate sector rotation activity in the coming year. A recent study highlighted a single habit – the specifics of which are not detailed – that reportedly doubled the retirement savings of Americans, effectively transforming retirement from a distant goal into a tangible reality.
**Asset Class Highlights:** Gold continued its upward trajectory, smashing through the $4500 mark, supported by positive analyst coverage from Goldman Sachs, which sees the precious metal reaching $4,900 by 2026. Silver mirrored this performance, hitting all-time highs. The cryptocurrency market, however, experienced significant volatility, driven by thin liquidity and investor shifts towards precious metals. Bitcoin and Ethereum both saw initial gains followed by declines.
**Analyst Actions:** The week saw a flurry of analyst actions, primarily upgrades and initiations. Roth Capital initiated coverage of Fathom Holdings with a Buy rating, while Piper Sandler initiated coverage of Palisade Bio and Turn Therapeutics with Overweight and Buy ratings, respectively. Several analysts reiterated their Buy ratings on stocks like NVIDIA, Okta, On Holdings, and Planet Labs, often with increased target prices, recognizing the potential for further gains. Conversely, KB Home saw a downgrade from JPMorgan.
**Key Takeaway:** The report emphasizes the importance of consistent savings habits, highlighting that a single, relatively simple habit can dramatically impact retirement savings. It also underscores the ongoing dominance of the AI/Data Center sector and the potential for sector rotation in the coming year.
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**German Translation (approximately 600 words)**
**Zusammenfassung (600 Wörter)**
Die Woche bis zum 29. Dezember 2025 im Finanzmarkt war durch Volatilität und vorsichtiges Optimismus geprägt, die sich in einer verkürzten Handelssitzung am Ende der Woche manifestierten. Der S&P 500 setzte seine beeindruckende Rallye fort und ebnete den Weg für ein drittes Jahr hintereinander mit zweistelligen Renditen, obwohl ein signifikanter Marktumbruch diese Woche den Kurs verändern könnte.
**Marktperformance:** Die großen Indizes – der S&P 500, der Dow Jones Industrial Average und der Nasdaq – erlebten am Freitag aufgrund typischer Ende-Jahres-Portfolio-Anpassungen leichte Rückgänge. Der S&P 500 erreichte ein Allzeithoch, bevor er leicht zurückging, während der Nasdaq leicht fiel. Der Handel wurde durch geringe Liquidität aufgrund der Feiertagszeit erschwert.
**Rentemarkt:** Die Renditen von Staatsanleihen blieben relativ stabil bis leicht niedriger, beeinflusst durch Portfolio-Neuausrichtung und Gewinnmitnahme. Trotz starker GDP-Daten wurden Erwartungen an aggressive Zinssenkungen im Jahr 2026 zurückgenommen, was zu einer vorsichtigeren Haltung einiger Federal Reserve-Beamter führte. Marktforschungen deuten auf maximal zwei Zinssenkungen von 25 Basispunkten im nächsten Jahr hin.
**Rohstoffe:** Ölpreise fielen aufgrund des geringen Handelsvolumens nach den Feiertagen. Bedenken hinsichtlich eines potenziellen globalen Angebotsüberschusses überwiegten geopolitische Risiken, die sich aus Konflikten wie dem in der Ukraine und Störungen durch Venezuela ergaben. Naturgas stieg jedoch deutlich, da kaltes Wetter, erhöhte LNG-Exporte und engere Lagerbestände höhere Winterbedarfe erwarteten.
**Sektor Trends:** Der Bereich Künstliche Intelligenz (KI) und Rechenzentren bleibt ein wichtiges Schwerpunktthema, und Analysten erwarten eine Rotation von Sektoren im kommenden Jahr. Eine kürzliche Studie hebt eine einzelne Gewohnheit hervor – deren Details nicht genannt werden – die angeblich die Altersvorsorge von Amerikanern mehr als verdoppelte, und somit die Altersvorsorge von einem ferne Ziel zu einer greifbaren Realität machte.
**Asset Klasse Highlights:** Gold setzte seine Aufwärtsbewegung fort, erreichte das 4500er-Markniveau und profitierte von positiver Analystenbewertung von Goldman Sachs, die das Edelmetall bis 2026 bei 4.900 Dollar prognostiziert. Silber spiegelte diese Entwicklung wider und erreichte Allzeithochs. Der Kryptomarkt erlebte jedoch erhebliche Volatilität, die auf geringe Liquidität und Investorenauslastungen hinwies. Bitcoin und Ethereum verzeichneten anfängliche Gewinne, bevor sie aufgrund dieser Faktoren zurückgingen.
**Analyst Aktionen:** Die Woche war von einer Vielzahl von Analystenaktivitäten geprägt, hauptsächlich von Aufwerten und Initiierungen. Roth Capital initiierte die Deckung von Fathom Holdings mit einer Buy-Bewertung, während Piper Sandler die Deckung von Palisade Bio und Turn Therapeutics mit Overweight- und Buy-Bewertungen initiierte. Mehrere Analysten bestätigten ihre Buy-Bewertungen für Aktien wie NVIDIA, Okta, On Holdings und Planet Labs, oft mit erhöhten Kurszielen. KB Home erlebte eine Herabstufung von JPMorgan.
**Schlüsselpunkt:** Der Bericht betont die Bedeutung konstanter Spargewohnheiten und hebt hervor, dass eine einzelne, relativ einfache Gewohnheit die Altersvorsorge dramatisch beeinflussen kann. Er unterstreicht auch die anhaltende Dominanz des KI/Rechenzentrums-Sektors und das Potenzial für eine Rotation von Sektoren im kommenden Jahr. |