AMG Critical Materials N.V. has announced plans to apply for a secondary listing of its shares on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, expected to take effect in 2026. This strategic move aims to broaden the company’s investor base and enhance liquidity for its shares. Dr. Heinz Schimmelbusch, Chairman and CEO of AMG, highlighted that Germany has been integral to AMG’s industrial and technological heritage for over a century. The company operates nine production sites in Germany and has invested significantly in critical materials and technologies, including lithium and catalyst recycling. The Frankfurt listing will complement AMG’s existing primary listing on Euronext Amsterdam, where it has been publicly traded since 2007. AMG does not intend to issue new shares in conjunction with this secondary listing. The company is committed to providing critical materials and technologies to support a less carbon-intensive world, focusing on energy storage materials and advanced metallurgy. With approximately 3,500 employees and operations worldwide, AMG continues to strengthen its position in the critical materials sector, particularly in the lithium and vanadium markets. The company will also provide an information document in compliance with EU regulations regarding the listing.
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Americas Uranium Secures Frankfurt Stock Exchange Listing to Expand European Investor Access
Americas Uranium has received approval to list its shares on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol WA7, expanding the Canadian uranium explorer’s market presence to three continents as investor interest in nuclear energy grows.
The Frankfurt listing follows the company’s existing trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange and quotation in the United States, giving Americas Uranium access to European institutional and retail investors at a moment when uranium and nuclear power are attracting renewed attention as components of the global energy transition.
CEO Nicholas Luksha described the development as an important milestone in the company’s international expansion. “Being publicly listed in Canada and quoted in the US, and now Germany, represents an important milestone for the company as we continue to expand our international profile and connect with investors who recognise the growing importance of uranium and nuclear energy in the global energy transition,” he said.
Americas Uranium focuses on acquiring, discovering and advancing uranium projects across prospective jurisdictions in the Americas.