Bunker Hill receives approval to list shares on TSX
Bunker Hill graduates to TSX main board as it enters the final 90-day countdown to Idaho mine restart
The most recent news (March 23, 2026) announces that Bunker Hill has received approval to graduate from the TSX Venture Exchange to the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), with trading commencing March 25, 2026. Operationally, the Bunker Hill Mine restart is 87% complete and ahead of schedule for a June 2026 start. Key infrastructure milestones include the completion of concrete pours for the paste plant and the imminent arrival of the plant on-site. Underground development is also ahead of schedule, with the main ramp expected to connect to the Kellogg Tunnel in April 2026.
The news is Material - Positive. - Institutional Access: Graduation to the TSX main board is a significant corporate milestone that typically increases liquidity and allows access to a broader range of institutional investors and index funds that are restricted from buying venture-listed stocks. - Execution De-risking: Moving from 85% completion (March 16) to 87% (March 23) in one week, while remaining "ahead of schedule," significantly de-risks the June restart. The "dry commissioning" phase indicates the project is transitioning from construction to operational readiness. - Capital Validation: This follows a successful C$33.7M financing and a 1-for-35 reverse split designed to meet higher exchange listing requirements (likely NYSE American in the future).
Bunker Hill Mining Corp. is focused on the restart of the historic Bunker Hill Mine in the Silver Valley of Idaho, USA. The project is a past-producing Zinc-Lead-Silver mine. Unlike many juniors, Bunker Hill is utilizing existing infrastructure (the Kellogg Tunnel) and a refurbished processing plant to minimize CAPEX. The company recently expanded its footprint by acquiring the adjacent Ranger-Page project, adding significant exploration upside.