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Elemental Royalty moves to TSX under 'ELE' symbol on April 7, 2026

A strategic leap for Elemental Royalty as it joins the TSX. CEO David Cole calls it a 'natural evolution' to broaden investor reach—without altering assets or shares.

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Elemental Royalty moves to TSX under 'ELE' symbol on April 7, 2026

Elemental Royalty Corporation will begin trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) on Tuesday, April 7, 2026. The move marks a shift from its current listing on the TSX Venture Exchange, with shares now set to appear under the symbol 'ELE'. The company's common shares will transition to the TSX without any new shares being issued. No additional financing accompanied the listing, meaning the share count remains unchanged.

David M. Cole, the Chief Executive Officer of Elemental Royalty, described the TSX listing as a logical progression for the firm. He added that it would improve the company's profile and attract a wider group of investors. Public records show that none of the company's 18 producing assets are situated in the world's leading gold-producing regions. These top areas include China, Russia, Australia, Canada, and the US, but Elemental Royalty's operations lie elsewhere.

With the TSX listing confirmed, Elemental Royalty's shares will trade under 'ELE' from April 7, 2026. The delisting from the TSX Venture Exchange will occur at the same time. The company's existing share structure and asset locations remain unaffected by the change.

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