Over 860 metals and mining companies operating across 85 countries call ASX home.
Companies choosing ASX as their listing destination, whether a primary or secondary listing, know they can access capital with confidence - unlocking opportunities and growth potential.
Access capital from one of the world’s largest pension markets
Ranked first globally for metals and mining IPOs and capital raisings
Earlier index inclusion than other major exchanges drives liquidity
A leading exchange for raising growth capital through follow-on offerings
Post-listing support and investor engagement
Expanding menu of metals and mining sector investment opportunities
The ASX mining sector ranks first for IPOs and capital raisings.
Source: Dealogic - as at 30 June 2025.
[1] Selected exchanges only; includes junior boards where applicable.
^FY 2016-2025 GIG: Mining, Metal & Steel
NexGen Energy Ltd. is a Vancouver-based uranium exploration and development company focused on Canadian properties, particularly the Rook I Project in the Athabasca Basin.
The company is globally active and trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange, New York Stock Exchange under (NXE), and Australian Securities Exchange under (NXG).
Listing on ASX provided NexGen with the ability to:
Index inclusion milestones:
Capstone Copper operates as a copper mining company in the US, Chile and Mexico. It primarily explores for copper, silver, zinc and other metals.
In February 2024, Capstone Copper dual listed on the ASX from TSX. In April, private equity firm Orion Resources undertook a successful A$593m selldown of CDIs on the ASX, being 8.3% of the company. As at the end of December, Capstone had ~A$1.6b of its market capitalisation quoted on the ASX and in September it qualified to enter the S&P/ASX300 benchmark index.
Listing on ASX provided Capstone Copper with the ability to:
Index inclusion milestones:
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