What is SEDAR+ and why does it matter to mining investors?
SEDAR+ (System for Electronic Document Analysis and Retrieval) is the database where Canadian-listed issuers file regulatory documents with provincial securities regulators. It replaced the legacy SEDAR system in 2023. For mining investors it is the primary source for NI 43-101 technical reports, annual and quarterly financials, material change reports, prospectuses, and news releases.
Why it matters: SEDAR+ is the authoritative, time-stamped record. A drill result or resource estimate quoted in a press release should be traceable to a filing on SEDAR+; the filing timestamp is also what establishes when material information became public. Strikepoint News links its drill and filings data back to the originating SEDAR+ (and SEC EDGAR, for US issuers) documents.
The US equivalent is SEC EDGAR; Australia uses the ASX announcements platform. Cross-listed companies file in each jurisdiction, so the same event can appear on multiple systems with slightly different timing.
This page is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice. Figures are auto-assembled from Strikepoint News signal data and recomputed against live spot prices — always verify against the original filings and source documents before making any trade decision.