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TMCR Gains SEC Approval for Nasdaq Direct Listing on April 8, 2026

A bold move for US mineral security: TMCR's direct listing on Nasdaq could reshape royalty investments. No new shares—just a strategic play for long-term cash flow.

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TMCR Gains SEC Approval for Nasdaq Direct Listing on April 8, 2026

The Metals Royalty Company Inc. (TMCR) has secured approval from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its registration statement. The company plans to list its common shares on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the ticker 'TMCR' on April 8, 2026. No new shares will be issued as part of this direct listing process. TMCR's business centres on acquiring and managing royalties tied to mineral production. Its portfolio includes a 2.0% gross overriding royalty on the NORI polymetallic deposit, which is controlled by The Metals Company Inc. (TMC). This model allows TMCR to benefit from long-term cash flows and commodity price gains while limiting exposure to operational and development risks.

The company's strategy also supports US mineral security and domestic industrial growth. By deploying capital into royalty interests, TMCR aims to strengthen supply chains and re-industrialisation efforts. Stifel is acting as TMCR's financial advisor for the listing. However, the final trading date remains subject to market conditions and other uncertainties. Investors have been reminded that forward-looking statements carry risks, as outlined in TMCR's SEC filings.

TMCR's shares are set to begin trading on Nasdaq on April 8, 2026, under the symbol 'TMCR'. The direct listing approach means no new shares will enter the market. The company's focus remains on expanding its royalty portfolio to bolster US mineral independence.

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