Asante Gold Corporation has announced that it will begin trading its common shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange’s Venture Exchange (TSXV) on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, marking a significant step in its growth strategy as the company seeks broader investor exposure and improved market liquidity.
The move comes as the company prepares to transition from the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE), where its shares have been listed in recent years. Trading on the CSE will conclude at the close of markets on Tuesday, September 23.
Dave Anthony, President and Chief Executive Officer of Asante Gold, described the upcoming TSXV debut as a pivotal development in the miner’s corporate journey.
“We anticipate this listing will increase our visibility and liquidity through exposure to a broader base of investors, thereby adding to our potential for a meaningful re-rating.
“This is another milestone for Asante Gold as we continue to grow our asset base and strengthen our position in the gold sector.”
Dave Anthony, President and Chief Executive Officer of Asante Gold
Smooth Transition for Shareholders
Company officials emphasized that the transition from the CSE to the TSXV will not require any action from existing shareholders.
Asante Gold will remain a reporting issuer under Canadian securities laws, ensuring continuity of regulatory oversight and compliance.
Importantly, the company’s ticker symbol will remain unchanged at “ASE” on the TSXV, simplifying the transition for investors.
Asante Gold’s shares will also continue to be quoted on multiple exchanges globally: the OTCQX Best Market in the United States under “ASGOF”, the Ghana Stock Exchange under “ASG”, and in Frankfurt under “1A9.”
The company expressed confidence that the TSXV platform, recognized for its support of growth-oriented resource companies, will provide Asante with enhanced visibility among institutional and retail investors alike.
Asante Gold’s decision to pursue a listing on the TSXV comes as the company deepens its operational footprint in Ghana, one of Africa’s most prominent gold-producing countries.
The company operates the Bibiani and Chirano gold mines, both situated along Ghana’s prolific Bibiani and Ashanti gold belts. These belts have long been recognized as some of the most resource-rich areas for gold exploration and production globally.
The company is also advancing technical studies at its Kubi project, another property located along the Ashanti gold belt.
Together, these projects position Asante Gold as a key player in Ghana’s mining sector, with a focus on leveraging local expertise and its team’s established track record in exploration, mine development, and production.
Strategic Importance of the TSXV
The TSXV is widely regarded as one of the leading global exchanges for emerging and growth-focused companies in the mining sector.
A listing on this exchange is expected to provide Asante with access to a larger pool of resource-focused investors, potentially leading to a higher valuation over time.
The move also reflects a broader trend among mid-tier mining companies seeking greater credibility and improved liquidity through listings on exchanges with strong institutional participation.
“This is more than a change of platform.
“It is about positioning Asante for future growth, attracting new partners, and creating additional value for our shareholders.”
Dave Anthony, President and Chief Executive Officer of Asante Gold
With Ghana’s mining industry continuing to expand, Asante Gold has consistently highlighted its deep ties to the country and its long-term commitment to responsible mining practices.
The company has also pointed to Ghana’s well-established mining regulations, political stability, and supportive investment climate as factors that underpin its operational success.
The transition to the TSXV is seen as a strategic alignment of Asante’s capital markets profile with the scale and ambition of its mining operations in West Africa.
Asante Gold’s listing on the TSXV comes at a time of continued investor interest in gold, driven by global economic uncertainty and central bank demand.
With its diversified listings across North America, Europe, and Africa, the company is seeking to position itself as a globally recognized gold producer with strong roots in Ghana.
As trading opens on September 24, all eyes will be on Asante Gold as it embarks on what it calls the “next chapter” of its journey toward becoming a leading mid-tier gold producer.
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