Coal miner Prophecy Coal (CVE:PCY) said Monday that it opened the Toronto Stock Exchange along with staff and senior representatives from the TMX Group.
The
company, a diversified thermal coal production business, held its
official TSX listing ceremony at TMX Broadcast Centre in Toronto at 9
am.
Chief executive John Lee joined Robert Fotheringham of TMX Group to open the market, the company said Monday.
Among
the guests in attendance at the ceremony were the Mongolian Ambassador
to Canada and the Mongolian Trade Commissioner & Acting Consul,
among others.
In November 2011, Prophecy Coal,
a Vancouver-based company, received a license from the Mongolian
government to build a 600 megawatt power plant at its Chandgana Tal
thermal coal deposit. It also said that it plans to finish a power
purchase deal and project financing this year.
Prophecy Coal
develops and explores energy projects in Mongolia. Its flagship Ulaan
Ovoo property started production in 2010 and its Chandgana mine mouth
power plant is currently being permitted.
The company’s share price traded steady at 76 cents each on the Toronto Stock Exchange on Monday afternoon.
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