Torex Gold renames itself Torex Resources, TSX ticker changes to TXR

what happened

Canadian miner Torex Gold Resources, which trades in the US over the counter as TORXF, has renamed itself Torex Resources Inc., according to Newsfile Corp., which published the statement on October 28, 2026. Shareholders approved the change at a recent annual and special meeting.

From the opening of trading on November 3, 2026, the shares will list on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol TXR instead of TXG, and the company is launching a new website and brand identity at www.torex.com.

Chief executive Andrew Snowden tied the name change to a broader output mix. Gold remains the core business, but the ramp-up of Media Luna has added meaningful silver and copper volumes, with annual production projected at between 2.5 and 2.8 million ounces of silver, plus 70 to 75 million pounds of copper. The company also plans a listing on the New York Stock Exchange and is developing Los Reyes, where silver is expected to make up about 30% of the mine's revenue.

why it matters

For investors the rename itself changes little, since the assets and operations stay the same. The more relevant point is the shift in mix: silver and copper now make up a larger share of output alongside gold, so the stock may react differently to moves in those metals. The planned NYSE listing could broaden the shareholder base, though no date was given.

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