Contango Silver & Gold Inc. (NYSE American: CTGO) announced that its common shares have been approved for listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange and began trading April 13, 2026, under the symbol CTGO.

The company's shares will maintain the same CUSIP number, 21077F100, as those currently traded on the NYSE American. The TSX listing provides the Alaska and British Columbia-focused mining company with access to Canadian capital markets.

"We are pleased to have our Common Shares listed on the TSX, a premier global market for the metals and mining industry," said CEO Rick Van Nieuwenhuyse. "Canada's investment community possesses a deep, fundamental understanding of the resource space, making the TSX the natural home for our Company as we scale."

The company noted that exchangeable shares of its subsidiary Dolly Varden Silver Corporation will not be listed on any exchange. Holders of these exchangeable shares who wish to trade must exercise their right to exchange them for common shares, as the exchangeable shares cannot be transferred to third parties without company consent.

Contango provided undertakings to the TSX regarding the exchangeable shares, including that its subsidiary will not permit transfers without TSX approval and will not issue new exchangeable shares without prior written approval from the exchange.

Contango holds a 30% interest in the Peak Gold joint venture, which operates the Manh Choh project across approximately 675,000 acres in Alaska. The remaining 70% is owned by KG Mining (Alaska), Inc., a subsidiary of Kinross Gold Corporation. The company also holds mineral rights to approximately 247,000 acres in British Columbia's Golden Triangle region and various Alaska properties totaling over 175,000 acres.