CSE Bulletin: MOC Eligibility Update

On October 21, 2025, the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) announced that several companies are set to become Market-On-Close (MOC) eligible, with the effective date designated for Friday, October 24, 2025. The addition of these symbols to the MOC category is significant for investors as it allows for trade executions at the end of the trading day, thereby providing them with increased flexibility in managing their investments.

The companies gaining MOC eligibility include a diverse range of sectors, reflecting the dynamic nature of the CSE-listed entities. Notable among these are Ares Strategic Mining Inc. (ARS) and Republic Technologies Inc. (DOCT). Other companies included in this update are Integrated Cyber Solutions Inc. (ICS), Dynamite Blockchain Corp. (KAS), Universal Digital Inc. (LFG), McFarlane Lake Mining Limited (MLM), Terra Balcanica Resources Corp. (TERA), Temas Resources Corp. (TMAS), Red Light Holland Corp. (TRIP), and US Critical Metals Corp. (USCM).

MOC eligibility allows traders to place orders that will be executed at the closing price of the trading day, helping to enhance liquidity and reduce price volatility. For investors and traders, this presents a valuable opportunity to participate in closing market dynamics, especially for those looking to capitalize on price movements just before market close.

For more detailed information regarding the list of MOC-eligible symbols, one can refer to the CSE’s official trading resources page. Additionally, inquiries can be directed to CSE Market Operations via email or phone for further clarification or assistance.

On October 21, 2025, the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) announced that several companies will become Market on Close (MOC) eligible effective October 24, 2025. This is a pivotal update for investors as MOC eligibility allows for trading at the market close, which can enhance liquidity and provide price stability for participating securities.

Among the companies listed, Ares Strategic Mining Inc. (ARS) and Republic Technologies Inc. (DOCT) stand out as potential beneficiaries of this status. Ares has been focused on the mining sector, specifically on critical minerals, which are increasingly in demand due to the global push towards green technologies. Investors should monitor how MOC eligibility impacts ARS's trading volume and price dynamics, especially in light of heightened interest in sustainable mining solutions.

Similarly, Integrated Cyber Solutions Inc. (ICS) capitalizes on the growing cybersecurity industry. With the ongoing increases in cyber threats across all sectors, ICS's MOC eligibility may attract institutional investors looking to secure their positions by purchasing shares closer to market close.

For Dynamite Blockchain Corp. (KAS) and Universal Digital Inc. (LFG), MOC eligibility comes at a time when there's renewed interest in blockchain technology and digital assets. As market interest in cryptocurrencies and related technologies remains volatile yet significantly high, being MOC eligible could position these companies advantageously, attracting trades that might previously have been hesitant due to liquidity concerns.

Moreover, with multiple mining and resource companies like McFarlane Lake Mining Limited (MLM) and Red Light Holland Corp. (TRIP) on the list, investors should be vigilant about commodity price movements, particularly in metals and natural resources that can affect these markets.

In conclusion, the new MOC eligibility provides an opportunity for enhanced liquidity and price discovery for these listed companies. Investors looking to capitalize on this change should conduct thorough evaluations and consider the broader market trends influencing each sector represented on the list.