Rob Peterman, chief commercial officer at Toronto Stock Exchange, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss challenges and opportunities for TSX.

Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) revealed the latest edition of its annual TSX30 today, a landmark occasion each year for Canadian equities. More than that, however, the firms stand out as some of the world’s biggest performers — worth considering for any investor, Canadian or otherwise, with some serious trends worth examining for those interested in Canadia equities.

In a landscape shaped by inflation, geopolitical shifts, and relentless technological advancement, the 2025 TSX30 offers a compelling look at where Canadian capital has been allocated. This year's ranking of the top-performing stocks based on their dividend-adjusted share price performance on Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), over the last three years, reveals that the Canadian markets rewarded companies that delivered certainty in uncertain times, scale in a digital age, and the infrastructure to keep both running.

TORONTO - The latest ranking of the Toronto Stock Exchange's top-performing companies indicates investors were on the hunt for safe havens amid economic uncertainty.

Annual ranking recognizes top performers across mining, innovation, and diversified industries who delivered 431% average returns and created $358 billion in new market value over three years

TORONTO — The TSX30 program provides an opportunity to look at important themes that are playing out among some of the top performing companies on TSX that investors may want to consider. Capital efficiency stood out across the companies included in the 2024 TSX30. While these companies delivered average dividend adjusted growth rates of 234%1, they also did this while concentrating on organic growth and funding mergers and acquisitions (M&A) without raising a lot of capital.

TORONTO — Loui Anastasopoulos, CEO of the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), sat down with The Peak to talk about the 2024 TSX30 and the opportunity in Canadian markets.

TORONTO — Now in its sixth year, the Toronto Stock Exchange’s TSX 30 list is once again revealing the strength and innovation in Canada’s energy ecosystem. The list of high quality Canadian companies includes those active in energy security and powering electrification innovation.

TORONTO — The vast majority of top-performing stocks on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) are participants in Canada’s energy transition, according to the exchange’s top executive, who also noted investors are now favouring value over growth.

TORONTO — Representatives from the 2024 TSX30® companies joined Loui Anastasopoulos, Chief Executive Officer, Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), to open the market and celebrate their success.