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Key Highlights

  • Central Asia Metals plc began trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol CAML.
  • The company marked the listing with a Toronto Stock Exchange market-opening ceremony.
  • Central Asia Metals said it produces copper, zinc and lead, with operations in Kazakhstan and North Macedonia.

Central Asia Metals plc (TSX: CAML) has listed its shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange, according to a company press release.

The company said its Chief Executive Officer, Gavin Ferrar, and other executives joined Toronto Stock Exchange representatives to open the market in connection with the new listing.

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Central Asia Metals describes itself as a base-metals producer focused on copper, zinc and lead. In the release, the company said it owns the Kounrad copper operation in Kazakhstan, the Sasa zinc-lead mine in North Macedonia, and the Chibougamau copper-gold project in Québec.

The company also said it has a pipeline of growth opportunities, including an exploration portfolio in Kazakhstan, exploration at Chibougamau, and a strategic investment in Aberdeen Minerals, which it said is exploring for copper and nickel in northeast Scotland.

The original press release is available on stockhouse.com

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