Top IR Promoters
The investor-relations and promotional firms Canadian venture issuers hire, ranked by what their clients' shares did after each engagement began: the median post-engagement return and the median growth in daily trading volume, taken from the TSX Venture Policy 3.4 and CSE disclosures behind our Promoter Score. Every firm here was disclosed by an issuer as a paid provider. The figures describe what followed the engagement, not what caused it, and most firms carry only a handful of priced campaigns — the count is in every row.
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Promoter Score by email
One email a month, tables only: the IR campaigns disclosed last month, the ten campaigns whose stocks moved most after the engagement began, and the top-ranked promoters. This list covers the Promoter Score and Top IR Promoters datasets and nothing else.
How the ranking is built
For every disclosed agreement we take the client's first close on or after the contract start date and measure the change to 90 days later, and the average daily volume in the 90 days after the start against the 30 sessions before it. A firm's figures are the medians across its priced campaigns. The Promoter Performance score averages the firm's percentile rank on the two, weighted 60/40 toward return; a firm with no client volume baseline is ranked on return alone. Listings our price data does not cover are counted as campaigns but not as priced ones.