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Wednesday 18 July 2018 10:00 am  |  Updated:  Monday 03 June 2019 8:46 am

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  NEX Exchange is a growing stock exchange servicing a highly diverse range of companies. Providing the most cost-effective route to market in London, the NEX Exchange’s personal relationship-based approach helps companies realise their growth ambitions.

NEX Exchange welcomes companies from all sectors. From medicinal cannabis to cybersecurity and from cryptocurrency to mining.

One of the newest quotations on NEX Exchange is Tectonic Gold (TTAU), a specialist gold exploration company which owns large-scale assets in eastern Australia’s Lachlan Fold Belt, and has interests in the Otava gold deposit in the Czech Republic. Having successfully raised £530,000 upon admission, Tectonic joins other mining companies on the NEX Exchange, including: NQ Minerals, which owns the polymetallic Hellyer Mine in Tasmania; VI Mining, which produces and explores for silver and gold reserves; MetalNRG, which invests in precious and strategic metals; and Cadence Minerals, which has interests in rare earth mineral deposits and production.

Gold trading today takes two basic forms – either physical (jewellery is a traditional investment in big gold holding countries such as India) or paper, by trading in futures. The explosion in gold ETFs (exchange traded funds) since the start of the new millennium has meant that investors can more easily have exposure to the gold price, which can fluctuate quite dramatically.

For more information on the NEX Exchange and how it can help your business please visit www.NEXExchange.com or email [email protected]

For the small and ambitious – we are the platform for growth.

 

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