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Why Your Website Needs a Stock Quote

September 2, 2025
TMX Group
Disclosure, Investor Relations, Trading

As a public company, your corporate website is often the first stop for investors, analysts, and other stakeholders looking to learn more about your business. Featuring real-time stock quotes, recent news, and key investor relations (IR) content directly on your site demonstrates transparency, professionalism, and a strong commitment to shareholder communication. By centralizing your IR information such as stock quotes, financials, press releases, and regulatory filings, you provide investors with easy access to accurate and timely insights. It also allows your company to control the message and ensure consistency across all channels, rather than relying on outside sources.

Free Real-Time: TSX & TSXV issuers have access to complimentary real-time data on their listed-security for website use. To add real-time data, at no additional cost to your website services, send this completed agreement to your data vendor.

To learn more about website services offered by TSX, including solutions for integrating real-time stock quotes, visit our Stock Quotes webpage or contact sales@quotemedia.com directly. For more general issuer inquiries, you may contact issuer.services@tmx.com.

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