By Benjamin Nii Nai Anyetei
Mining company Asante Gold, which operates in Ghana, has officially listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange’s Venture Exchange (TSXV) effective today, September 24, 2025.
The move is expected to boost the company’s visibility and grant it access to a broader global investor base. Shares will, however, remain active on the Ghana Stock Exchange and other international markets.
As part of the transition, Asante Gold voluntarily delisted from the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) on September 23. Its shares will continue to trade under the following symbols:
- ASG on the Ghana Stock Exchange
- ASGOF on the U.S. OTCQX Best Market
- 1A9 on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (Germany)
President and CEO Dave Anthony described the TSXV listing as a “major milestone”, noting that it will improve liquidity, strengthen investor confidence, and provide exposure to a wider pool of global investors.
“Asante Gold is well-positioned to leverage this opportunity to drive growth and demonstrate long-term value for shareholders,” Anthony said.
The company currently operates the Bibiani and Chirano mines in Ghana, while advancing the Kubi Gold Project and undertaking exploration at Keyhole, Fahiakoba, and Betenase, all located within Ghana’s prolific gold belts.
With today’s listing, Asante Gold aims to enhance its competitive position in global capital markets while sustaining its contribution to Ghana’s mining sector and broader economy.
