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TSX Review Cover 2009 August 2012 eReview TMX Group Equities Derivatives Fixed Income Energy Data Toronto Stock Exchange Montréal Exchange Shorcan NGX TMX Datalinx TSX Venture Exchange CDCC TMX Atrium TMX Select Montréal Climate Exchange PC Bond Equicom Table of Contents August 2012 eReview Market Highlights and Statistics Chapter 1 Trading Highlights, Equity Trading for the Month, Trading Records, Trading Breakdown, Extended Hours Trading, Monthly & Quarterly Statistics, Five-Year Statistics Summary, Historical Record of Trading, New Equity Financing Summary. Securities Highlights Chapter 2 Most Active Stocks, Largest Price Changes, Largest Block Trades, Short Position Highlights, Top 20 Capitalization Changes, New Financings Highlights, Top 20 Domestic Market Capitalization, Interlisted Trading Highlights. Stock List Changes Chapter 3 New Listings, Changes in Stock List, Companies Under Suspension, Suspension Review. Corporate Actions Chapter 4 Capitalization Changes, Normal Course Issuer Bids, Dividend Highlights, Earnings Terms & Conditions Chapter 5 Restricted Shares, Warrants, Convertible Preferred, Exchangable and Convertible Common, Convertible Debentures and Notes Trading Information Chapter 6 Stock Table Legend/Transfer Agents, Board Lot Schedule, Limited Partnership Units, Debentures, Debentures - US funds, Trust Units, Trading US funds, Other Debt Securities, Common Stocks, Interlisted Trading Data, Exchange Traded Funds. Index Information Chapter 7 · Portfolio Changes Summary · S&P/TSX Indexes Market Summary · S&P/TSX Composite Index History · S&P/TSX Composite Index Graph · Indices Constituents: S&P/TSX Composite, S&P/TSX 60, S&P/TSX Completion, S&P/TSX SmallCap, S&P/TSX Capped Sector · S&P/TSX Major Indices Monthly Summary · Index & Graphs: S&P/TSX 60, S&P/TSX Completion, S&P/TSX Small Cap · Graphs: S&P/TSX Sub Indices, S&P/TSX Income Trusts · S&P/TSX Index Returns & Weights For Participating Organizations (POs) information, go to TSX.com POs page. TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE eReview AUGUST 2012 - VOLUME 78, NO. 08E PUBLISHER/EDITOR Catherine McGravey [email protected] 416-947-4655 SUBSCRIPTIONS [email protected] 514-871-3517 ADVERTISING MANAGER Robie MacNintch [email protected] 416-947-4412 PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Paul Mark [email protected] 416-947-4231 INFORMATION SERVICES Jim Mark [email protected] 416-947-4661 STANDARD & POOR’S INDEX INQUIRIES 416-507-3200 Published by Toronto Stock Exchange. The eReview is produced and published in Toronto by Toronto Stock Exchange under the authority of the Board of Directors of TMX Group. © 2012 TSX Inc. All rights reserved. You cannot copy, distribute, sell or modify this publication (or any part thereof) in any form without TSX Inc.’s prior written consent. The eReview is provided for information purposes only. TMX Group Inc. and its affiliated companies do not make any representation, warranty or guarantee, express or implied, with respect to the completeness or accuracy of the information contained in this publication and we are not responsible for any errors or omissions in or your use of, or reliance on, the information provided. The information provided in this publication (including any advertisements) is not an invitation to purchase securities listed on Toronto Stock Exchange or TSX Venture Exchange. TMX Group and its affiliated companies do not endorse or recommend any securities referenced in this publication. This publication is provided with the express condition, to which everyone using this publication assents, that no obligation, responsibility or liability shall be incurred by TMX Group, its affiliated companies or their information providers, for any loss or damage whatsoever (including any direct, indirect, special, incidental, consequential or punitive damages) arising from or relating to any use of or reliance on the information in this publication. Chapter 1 - Market Highlights and Statistics • Trading Highlights • Equity Trading for the Month • Trading Records • Trading Breakdown • Extended Hours Trading • Monthly & Quarterly Statistics • Five-Year Statistics Summary • Historical Record of Trading • New Equity Financing Summary For additional market highlights and statistics information, visit our Market Activity section of www.tsx.com, or click here. Market Highlights and Statistics Toronto Stock Exchange Trading Highlights Total Value Traded Total Shares Traded Transactions August, 2012 $83,492,946,915 5,636,721,445 12,400,770 July, 2012 $87,294,727,165 5,788,636,014 12,857,958 August, 2011 $147,377,940,939 9,324,029,549 23,045,051 Change from previous month -4.36% -2.62% -3.56% Change from previous year -43.35% -39.55% -46.19% 2012 thru August $821,462,861,355 56,622,514,930 126,020,330 2011 thru August $1,014,979,302,782 70,773,295,505 137,366,149 Change from previous year -19.07% 20.00% -8.26% TSX eREVIEW AUGUST 2012 CHAPTER 1 1 Equity Trading for the Month Total Total Total Date Volume Value Trans. Listed Traded Adv. Dec. Unch. Aug. 01 265,093,845 $4,053,379,826 743,985 2,234 1,844 685 866 293 02 249,061,846 $3,975,354,860 697,536 2,232 1,813 525 972 315 03 216,206,934 $3,342,499,138 558,172 2,231 1,827 971 586 269 07 270,840,411 $4,165,843,064 672,522 2,231 1,900 1,007 597 296 08 293,681,878 $4,612,761,969 627,763 2,231 1,879 716 840 320 09 259,935,119 $3,597,435,245 554,601 2,232 1,860 887 638 335 10 238,239,802 $3,419,452,241 534,988 2,234 1,862 822 725 313 13 213,842,641 $3,152,185,923 503,734 2,234 1,843 693 813 337 14 264,056,937 $3,757,385,590 524,358 2,232 1,884 816 757 311 15 302,191,911 $4,568,416,089 516,803 2,232 1,900 848 765 287 16 277,077,790 $3,860,904,119 582,426 2,229 1,899 1,023 580 296 17 233,975,883 $3,280,860,898 487,829 2,229 1,851 946 585 320 20 206,877,073 $3,051,833,079 461,147 2,228 1,880 798 769 312 21 318,151,857 $4,149,763,745 618,947 2,228 1,916 974 653 289 22 260,321,951 $3,859,132,239 579,765 2,228 1,894 816 796 282 23 306,783,251 $4,151,054,162 595,700 2,228 1,900 754 854 292 24 209,155,484 $3,287,405,819 501,812 2,229 1,861 834 660 366 27 195,361,331 $2,715,973,033 416,948 2,228 1,873 653 873 346 28 258,491,885 $4,114,233,311 508,559 2,229 1,898 672 905 320 29 256,611,679 $3,679,817,322 513,146 2,230 1,851 634 899 318 30 250,048,230 $4,039,584,210 546,082 2,231 1,910 512 1,113 285 31 290,713,707 $4,657,671,033 653,947 2,230 1,866 985 582 299 Total 5,636,721,445 83,492,946,915 12,400,770 TRADING RECORDS SHARES VALUE TRANSACTIONS HIGH LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW All-time Daily Record 895,769,152 711,080 $19,278,924,809 $2,508,763 1,718,558 1,914 December 19/08 January 3/72 September 18/08 April 18/60 Aug 9/11 January 2/76 Monthly Record 12,176,994,926 1,956,225 $194,571,549,818 $3,177,627 23,045,051 74,128 October/08 August/42 September/08 August/42 August/11 October/76 Yearly Records 118,525,934,101 38,805,347 $1,853,162,141,814 $58,287,507 209,975,913 141,484 2009 1942 2008 1942 2011 1942 2 CHAPTER 1 TSX eREVIEW AUGUST 2012 Trading Breakdown Total Industrials % Mines % Oils % Volume 5,636,721,445 2,331,055,512 41.4% 2,235,464,777 39.7% 1,070,201,156 19.0% Top 10 issues in each grouping 532,376,224 22.8% 546,583,716 24.5% 427,189,378 39.9% Value $83,492,946,915 $49,429,895,927 59.2% $18,146,250,635 21.7% $15,916,800,354 19.1% Top 10 issues in each grouping $9,761,487,568 19.7% $12,707,179,796 70.0% $7,696,216,189 48.4% 2012 thru August Industrials Mines Oils Value $ (mil) 467,328 187,796 166,339 Daily High 7,857 2,859 2,308 Daily Low 1,235 336 244 Volume (mil) 23,573 21,694 11,356 Daily High 305 253 135 Daily Low 65 53 20 Trades 54,799,535 42,055,386 29,165,409 Daily High 469,464 456,973 250,458 Daily Low 118,779 52,658 49,750 2012 August Value $ (mil) 49,430 18,146 15,917 Daily High 2,882 1,334 893 Daily Low 1,712 521 482 Volume (mil) 2,331 2,235 1,070 Daily High 121 159 82 Daily Low 88 74 34 Trades 5,667,212 4,002,220 2,731,338 Daily High 306,380 289,518 162,748 Daily Low 198,783 127,580 90,585 TSX eREVIEW AUGUST 2012 CHAPTER 1 3 Extended Hours Trading 2012 Volume Value Trades January 396,961,426 $11,053,558,559 301,366 February 487,948,912 $13,244,577,387 319,515 March 894,440,336 $21,308,591,617 329,477 April 337,927,018 $8,976,780,785 214,817 May 472,195,556 $10,857,338,186 248,594 June 626,553,330 $12,728,245,302 262,333 July 360,074,156 $9,050,947,690 183,475 August 407,121,724 $10,874,265,815 200,625 2011 Volume Value Trades January 257,362,300 $8,106,905,068 124,096 February 239,506,400 $8,152,478,951 122,898 March 311,777,500 $8,357,630,279 173,486 April 126,317,700 $3,671,814,254 124,669 May 180,252,900 $5,157,775,614 127,450 June 348,203,300 $7,435,540,230 175,929 July 131,413,700 $4,122,552,017 122,584 August 275,924,700 $7,522,494,211 177,152 September 398,585,200 $8,766,977,959 179,828 October 176,162,300 $4,753,099,727 131,762 November 205,284,700 $5,066,953,507 169,499 December 880,374,888 $19,336,232,473 335,417 Totals 3,531,165,588 $90,450,454,290 1,964,770 4 CHAPTER 1 TSX eREVIEW AUGUST 2012 Monthly and Quarterly Statistical Summary August July August 2nd Qu 1st Qu 4th Qu 3rd Qu 2012 2012 2011 2012 2012 2011 2011 Stock List Companies Listed 1,573 1,577 1,561 1,580 1,581 1,587 1,571 Issues Listed 2,208 2,217 2,144 2,212 2,205 2,199 2,167 New Companies Listed 5 10 9 36 31 41 45 Industrials 3 9 4 29 21 28 30 Mines 1 0 5 7 10 10 12 Oils 1 1 0 0 0 3 3 Issues Delisted 20 23 7 60 63 48 44 Initial Public Offering Issues 3 11 5 29 32 25 32 Companies 3 8 4 25 21 22 28 Quoted Market Value (billions) Total Quoted Market Value $ 2,043.0 $ 1,989.6 $ 2,115.5 $ 1,974.1 $ 2,123.7
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