Koryx Copper Inc. shares have started trading on the Namibian Stock Exchange under the symbol KYX.
There will be no change to Koryx’s listing on the TSX Venture Exchange, which will remain the primary listing for Koryx’s common shares.
The company says it has met all the requirements for dual listing.
Koryx Copper president and CEO Heye Daun says the company’s dual listing on the Namibian Securities Exchange marks a vital milestone demonstrating commitment to Namibia and its thriving mining sector and well-developed capital markets.
Daun says Koryx Copper has a significant and highly supportive local Namibian shareholder base, and the listing is intended to make it easier for local retail and institutional shareholders to invest in Koryx through on-market purchases or participation in future financings.
“It deepens our connection with local investors and underscores our confidence in Namibia as a premier mining jurisdiction.
“By expanding our shareholder base and enhancing market liquidity, we strengthen our foundation for long-term growth while ensuring Namibians have a direct stake in the country’s resource-driven prosperity,” Daun said.
In conjunction with the company’s dual listing on the NSX, the company is required by the NSX to provide a summary of historical achievements and an operational overview of events, all of which have previously been released on SEDAR+ (www.sedarplus.ca) under the company’s profile and further information is available on the company’s website at https://koryxcopper.com.
No new information will be released on the Namibian Exchange News Service (“NENS”) in conjunction with the company’s dual listing on the NSX, effective April 10, 2025.
