Abaxx Technologies Inc. to List on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX)

Abaxx Technologies Inc., a financial software and market infrastructure company, announced on May 13, 2026, that it has received conditional approval to list its common shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX). Final approval is subject to meeting all TSX requirements by August 13, 2026, with trading commencement details to be confirmed later in a news release. The company, which operates Abaxx Exchange and Abaxx Clearing through its majority-owned subsidiary Abaxx Singapore Pte. Ltd., currently trades on Cboe Canada and has a market capitalization of approximately C$2.04 billion as of May 12, 2026. The TSX listing marks a significant milestone for Abaxx, which has grown into the most valuable listed company on Cboe Canada since its public listing in 2020. CEO Josh Crumb expressed gratitude to the NEO team for supporting early growth and welcomed the transition to the TSX to further expand its market infrastructure and financial technology for global commodities trading. Concurrently, Abaxx’s shares will be delisted from Cboe Canada, though shareholders need not take any action as the trading symbol and CUSIP will remain unchanged. Abaxx Technologies specializes in developing financial technologies to enhance communication, trade, and transactions in commodity markets. Its subsidiaries include Abaxx Exchange, which offers centrally-cleared futures contracts for LNG, carbon, battery materials, precious metals, and weather-indexed renewables, and Abaxx Spot, which modernizes physical gold trading through a Singapore-based gold pool. The company also operates Adaptive Infrastructure, providing institutional-grade custody and settlement services for environmental markets and digital assets, regulated by the Financial Services Commission of Barbados. Abaxx Labs serves as the company’s innovation hub, focusing on open-source software tools to advance its ID++ technologies and support the development of smarter markets. The company’s integrated infrastructure aims to address challenges in electrification, low-carbon economies, and efficient asset management. With the TSX listing, Abaxx seeks to strengthen its position as a leader in financial technology and market infrastructure for global commodities trading.