V Ten Metals (TSX-V:VTEN) has moved its US listing from the OTC Pink market to the OTCQB Venture Market.
The uplisting took effect on 30 July 2026, with the company continuing to trade in the US under the ticker VTNMF.
V Ten says the move is intended to improve its visibility and access to US retail and institutional investors. The OTCQB is operated by OTC Markets Group and caters to early-stage and developing companies.
The company notes it has also applied for Depository Trust Company (DTC) eligibility for its common shares.
If approved, the shares could be electronically cleared and settled through the Depository Trust Company, a subsidiary of the Depository Trust & Clearing. V Ten says this would make its shares more accessible to US brokers and investors.
The DTC application remains under review, with the company planning to provide a further update if approval is received.
V Ten CEO Blair Way says the OTCQB listing forms part of V Ten’s strategy to expand its presence in US capital markets.
“This uplisting marks an important step in our growth strategy. Trading on the OTCQB Venture Market aligns with our commitment to increasing shareholder value, improving market visibility, and maintaining high standards of corporate governance,” Way says.
V Ten owns the 1,235km² Tanami Project in the Northern Territory, which is prospective for nickel, copper, platinum group elements, and gold.
The project is adjacent to Newmont’s (NYSE:NEM) Granites mine and is subject to a farm-in joint venture targeting gold mineralisation.
Write to France Pinzon at Mining.com.au
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