- Common shares of First Tellurium (FTEL) have been accepted for listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FSE) under the trading symbol G1J.F
- The FSE is the largest of Germany’s seven stock exchanges, and is responsible for approximately 90 percent of all securities traded in Germany
- The Frankfurt listing will increase exposure to investors throughout Europe
- First Tellurium Corp is a Canadian-based exploration company
- First Tellurium Corp. (FTEL) opened trading at C$0.285 per share
Common shares of First Tellurium (FTEL) have been accepted for listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FSE) under the trading symbol G1J.F.
The company’s common shares will now be cross-listed on the Canadian Stock Exchange (CSE), The OTC Markets (OTC) and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FSE).
The FSE listing will provide investment opportunities for institutional and retail investors across Europe.
Operated by the Deutsche Boerse AG, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is the largest of Germany’s seven stock exchanges and is responsible for approximately 90 percent of all securities traded in Germany. The FSE facilitates advanced electronic trading, settlement and information systems and enables cross-border trading for international investors.
“The interest and demand of Tellurium is global,” explained Tyrone Docherty, CEO of First Tellurium. “This new Frankfurt listing will provide awareness of our company to new potential investors and customers throughout Europe. Going green, is also a global phrase, there is no doubt that tellurium has a significant role to play in this goal, from solar panels to semiconductors and new battery technologies tellurium is finding its home.”
First Tellurium Corp is a Canadian-based exploration company that explores for metals in British Columbia through Indigenous collaboration on industrial, social and environmental ventures.
First Tellurium Corp. (FTEL) opened trading at C$0.285 per share.