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Gold stocks on the TSX

Live delayed prices for the gold producers, developers and royalty companies listed in Toronto, with all-in sustaining cost, reserve life and hedging explained in plain language.

Toronto is the global centre for gold equity listings: more gold companies raise capital on the TSX and TSX Venture than on any other exchange. That means Canadian investors can express almost any view on gold — senior producer, mid-tier, developer, explorer or royalty — from a single account.

The metric that separates good operators from bad ones is all-in sustaining cost per ounce, which captures mining, processing, corporate overhead and the capital needed to keep production flat. A senior producer at a low cost per ounce keeps far more of every dollar the gold price rises.

10 companies in this screen

Delayed or previous-close prices. Not investment advice.

Data last updated: (20 h ago)· Delayed exchange data

Gold stocks on the TSX with live delayed prices
CompanySymbolPriceChange
Barrick MiningTSXABX.TO60.24 CAD0.92(1.50%)down
Agnico Eagle MinesTSXAEM.TO278.97 CAD3.18(1.13%)down
Kinross GoldTSXK.TO39.25 CAD0.62(1.56%)down
Franco-NevadaTSXFNV.TO373.80 CAD+0.31(+0.08%)up
Wheaton Precious MetalsTSXWPM.TO210.91 CAD2.12(1.00%)down
IAMGOLDTSXIMG.TO29.25 CAD+1.02(+3.61%)up
Eldorado GoldTSXELD.TO60.31 CAD+1.06(+1.79%)up
Alamos GoldTSXAGI.TO49.98 CAD0.07(0.14%)down
B2GoldTSXBTO.TO7.65 CAD+0.1(+1.32%)up
OceanaGoldTSXOGC.TO40.26 CAD0.07(0.17%)down

Frequently asked

Why are so many gold companies listed in Canada?
Toronto built the world's deepest mining capital market, with specialist analysts, brokers and a regulatory regime (National Instrument 43-101) that standardises how mineral reserves are disclosed.
What is all-in sustaining cost?
An industry measure of what it truly costs to produce an ounce of gold, including sustaining capital and overhead. The gap between it and the gold price is roughly the operating margin.
Do gold stocks pay dividends?
Senior producers and royalty companies commonly do, often with a component tied to the gold price. Developers and explorers do not — they consume capital rather than return it.

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