Listing on the New York Stock Exchange is a significant milestone for any company. For OceanaGold, it was a reflection of the strength of the business – both operationally and financially, as well as an opportunity to expand access to US investors and enhance trading liquidity, according to Brian Martin, Senior Vice President of Business Development and Investor Relations at OceanaGold. That’s why April 7 was a moment of celebration for the mining company – when members of OceanaGold rang the opening and first trade bells, and the official stock symbol for OceanaGold (NYSE: OGC) appeared across Wall Street.
“It was a very proud moment standing on that balcony and ringing the bell on behalf of everyone at OceanaGold. This milestone belongs to our people who drive our culture and our success. This is truly an exciting moment but also the beginning of what we hope is a great journey with increased access for new shareholders,” says Martin.
OceanaGold expects to produce between 520,000-590,000 ounces of gold in 2026, 12 percent more than in the previous year. And almost half of that production is expected from the Haile Gold Mine in South Carolina. Haile is expected to produce an average of 210,000 ounces per annum over the next 6 years (2027-2031) with the opportunity to extend its production profile through exploration.