What Changed

Troilus Mining Corp., a Canadian development-stage mining company advancing the former gold and copper Troilus Mine toward production, will be added to the VanEck Junior Gold Miners ETF (GDXJ), an exchange-traded fund offering exposure to a diversified portfolio of small- and mid-cap gold and silver mining companies, effective September 18, 2026.

The change follows from GDXJ's quarterly rebalancing rather than from any standalone corporate action by Troilus.

Highlights

  • Troilus Mining Corp. trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker TLG, on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as CM5, and on the OTCQX market as CHXMF.
  • The inclusion takes effect on September 18, 2026, and stems from GDXJ's quarterly rebalancing.
  • CEO Justin Reid called the ETF inclusion an important milestone that arrives at a pivotal point in the Project's advancement.
  • According to the company, Troilus has completed Basic Engineering, advanced Detailed Engineering, permitting, procurement and project financing, and released an updated Technical Report.

Who Is Affected

If you hold GDXJ, directly or through a broker that offers exposure to the fund, you will see Troilus added to the underlying basket of small- and mid-cap gold and silver miners once the change takes effect on September 18, 2026.

Troilus itself trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol TLG, on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under CM5, and on the OTCQX market under CHXMF, so traders following any of those listings are the ones directly touched by the inclusion.

What Troilus Has Done

The company describes itself as a Canadian development-stage miner focused on the systematic advancement of the former Troilus gold and copper mine, located in the tier-one mining jurisdiction of Quebec, Canada.

Troilus says it has completed Basic Engineering, advanced Detailed Engineering, permitting, procurement and project financing, and released an updated Technical Report.

“Inclusion in the GDXJ is an important milestone for Troilus and comes at a pivotal point in the advancement of the Project.”

Justin Reid, CEO of Troilus

The Engineering Sign-Off

The company's updated Technical Report carries a review from Denis Rivard, P.Eng., EVP Projects, who is named a qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 but is disclosed as an employee of Troilus and therefore not independent of the company under that same rule.

Contact

Questions about the announcement can be directed to Caroline Arsenault, VP Corporate Communications, at +1 (647) 276-0050.