Oceanagold to trade on NYSE on April 7

Executive Summary

• Oceanagold Corp. has received approval from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to list its common shares, with trading expected to commence on April 7, 2026, under the ticker symbol OGC.
• Following the NYSE listing, quotation on the U.S. OTC Markets will be discontinued, while shares will continue to trade in Canadian dollars on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the same ticker symbol.
• The company highlights the Haile gold mine in South Carolina as a primary driver of near-term production growth, noting it represents nearly half of the company's 2026 gold production.

Key Details

• Listing Approval: The NYSE approved the application to list Oceanagold Corp.'s common shares.
• Trading Start Date: Common shares are expected to commence trading on the NYSE at market open on Tuesday, April 7, 2026.
• Ticker Symbol: OGC.
• OTC Markets Discontinuation: Quotation on the U.S. OTC Markets will be discontinued following the NYSE listing.
• TSX Continuation: Common shares will continue to trade in Canadian dollars on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol OGC.
• Shareholder Action: Shareholders are not required to take any action.
• Opening Bell Ceremony: Oceanagold representatives will participate in the opening bell ceremony on the NYSE trading floor on April 7, 2026. A video of the ceremony will be available on the NYSE and company websites.
• Production Context: The Haile gold mine in South Carolina is cited as the primary driver of near-term production growth, representing approximately 45% of gold production at the midpoint of 2026 guidance.
• Company Portfolio: Oceanagold operates four mines: Haile gold mine (USA, wholly owned), Macraes and Waihi operations (New Zealand, wholly owned), and Didipio mine (Philippines, 80% owned).

Notable Quotes

• "This is a significant milestone for Oceanagold. Listing on the NYSE expands our access to investors in the United States, enhances trading liquidity, and better reflects the scale and geographic presence of our business." — Gerard Bond, President and CEO
• "Our Haile gold mine in South Carolina, USA, representing nearly half of our gold production in 2026, is the primary driver of the company's near-term production growth and is one of the largest gold mines in the USA. With record financial performance delivered last year, production growth in 2026 and our focus on shareholder value creation, the NYSE listing provides the opportunity for more investors to participate in the company's success." — Gerard Bond, President and CEO