Gold miners dominate this year’s TSX30

Core Insights - Mining companies represented over half of the entries on the TSX30 list, highlighting their strong performance in the Canadian stock market over a three-year period [1] - Lundin Gold was the top performer in the mining sector with a remarkable gain of 775%, ranking second overall [1] - The overall performance of mining companies was significant, with 17 entries in the 2025 TSX30 list compared to just six in 2024, and market values rising by at least threefold [2] Mining Company Performance - The following mining companies made notable gains: - Avino Silver & Gold Mines (610%) - Almonty Industries (427%) - New Gold (394%) - Kinross Gold (394%) - IAMGOLD (385%) - Torex Gold (347%) - Alamos Gold (310%) - Perpetua Resources (290%) - Orla Mining (289%) - Cameco (277%) - China Gold International Resources (274%) - Dundee Precious Metals (264%) - Eldorado Gold (238%) - Galiano Gold (226%) - Skeena Resources (219%) - Taseko Mines (205%) [2] Gold Market Influence - A significant majority (15 out of 17) of the mining companies on the TSX30 list are focused on gold, which has seen its price more than double from approximately $1,650 to over $3,600 per ounce in the past three years [3] - Almonty and Cameco are the only companies on the list not tied to gold, focusing instead on tungsten and uranium, respectively [3] Copper Mining Presence - Taseko was the only prominent copper miner on the list, contrasting with the previous year when two notable copper companies, Filo and Teck, were included [4]