Here are the TSX’s top 3 performers and biggest losers for the week of October 2 to October 6, 2023. Find out more.
The S&P/TSX composite index closed up 0.57 per cent on Oct. 6, but that wasn’t enough to pull markets into positive territory for the week.Article content
Otherwise, it was a sea of red with the energy sector posting the largest drop for the week — 4.10 per cent.Osisko Mining, a Canadian mineral exploration company with a focus on precious metals, was the top performer on the S&P/TSX, closing 13 per cent above its low for the year. Toronto-based Osisko plans to make a $30-million investment over three years and will have the opportunity to earn a 70 per cent interest in the Bonterra properties, according toShares of the company took a big jump — up 33 per cent — from July 26 to July 31 after it raised its third-quarter guidance and analysts lifted their price targets in response.
The company was spun off recently from Lithium Americas Corp. and both stocks began trading independently on the S&P/TSX on Oct. 5.It was downhill for the Waterloo, Ont.-based technology company this week, as its stock was clipped by the announcement that it would spin off its Internet of Things division from its cybersecurity unit, Bloomberg said.Shares of Nanaimo, B.C.
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