Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) · FM.TO · ISIN CA3359341052
First Quantum Minerals Ltd.
32.14 CAD
−0.24(−0.74%)downDelayed 15 min · Nov 3, 14:33 ET
Data last updated: (1 min ago)· Delayed exchange data
First Quantum Minerals Ltd. (FM.TO) trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange and operates in the Copper industry. Its market capitalisation is approximately 27.2B CAD. The company reports around 15,661 employees. Its ISIN is CA3359341052. This page shows the latest available price, the day and 52-week ranges and an interactive chart. Quotes are delayed and are not intended for order execution.
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Key facts
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX)
ISIN
CA3359341052
Sector
Basic Materials
Industry
Copper
Country
CA
Market cap
26.81B CAD
Employees
15.66K
Previous close
32.38 CAD
Day range
31.92 – 32.66
52-week range
27.42 – 49.27
Volume
812.98K
50-day average
41.33 CAD
200-day average
38.94 CAD
Asset type
Equity
About First Quantum Minerals Ltd.
First Quantum Minerals Ltd., through its associated companies, specializes in the exploration, development, and extraction of mineral resources. Its core business involves seeking out and mining a range of ores, including copper, nickel, pyrite, gold, silver, and zinc, alongside the manufacture of acid. The company maintains active mining operations across seven countries: Zambia, Panama, Finland, Turkey, Spain, Australia, and Mauritania, and is also advancing a significant development project within Zambia. Beyond its current operations, First Quantum is actively exploring the Taca Taca copper-gold-molybdenum prospect in Argentina and assessing the Haquira copper deposit in Peru. Established in 1983, the company was formerly recognized as First Quantum Ventures Ltd. until it adopted its present name, First Quantum Minerals Ltd., in July 1996. Its corporate headquarters are located in Toronto, Canada.
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Panama's interministerial commission recommended on September 30, 2026 that President José Raúl Mulino open formal negotiations with First Quantum Minerals over Cobre Panamá, aimed at a restart that funds an orderly closure at no cost to the state and ends the pending arbitrations. The president had not authorized talks as of October 9. Stockpiled ore is being processed under an April approval, and First Quantum reports third-quarter results on October 28.
First Quantum Minerals (TSX: FM) disclosed on 30 September 2026 that Panama's Ministerial Commission has delivered seventeen recommendations on Cobre Panamá. The lead recommendation is to open negotiations on a new agreement, with termination of the company's international arbitrations set as a mandatory condition. The shares fell 15.3 per cent on the day while the copper price rose, which makes the move a judgement about Panama rather than about the metal.
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Frequently asked
- What is the FM.TO share price today?
- This page shows the latest available First Quantum Minerals Ltd. (FM.TO) price with its change against the prior close. Values are delayed or previous-close, not real-time.
- Where is First Quantum Minerals Ltd. listed?
- First Quantum Minerals Ltd. trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol FM.TO, ISIN CA3359341052.
- How large is First Quantum Minerals Ltd.?
- Its market capitalisation is approximately 27.2B CAD, based on the latest available price and share count from our data provider.
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