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TMC stock jumps 13% on NOAA deep-sea mining filing as traders eye key hearings next week

TMC stock jumps 13% on NOAA deep-sea mining filing as traders eye key hearings next week

TMC shares jumped 13.5% to $9.44 Friday after the company filed for a U.S. deep-sea mining permit covering 65,000 square kilometers in the Pacific. The move follows a new NOAA review process aimed at speeding up seabed mining approvals. Trading volume reached nearly 24 million shares. Brokerages raised price targets, citing a regulatory milestone.
TMC stock jumps 13% on NOAA deep-sea mining permit filing — key dates traders watch next week

TMC stock jumps 13% on NOAA deep-sea mining permit filing — key dates traders watch next week

New York, Jan 24, 2026, 06:40 EST — Market closed Shares of TMC the metals company Inc jumped 13.5% on Friday, closing at $9.44, after the company took a significant step toward securing U.S. approval for deep-sea mining. The Nasdaq-listed stock fluctuated between $8.48 and $9.66 during the session, with roughly 23.9 million shares traded. The Vancouver-based deep-sea miner is now the first to apply for Washington’s go-ahead to mine the international seabed, following the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s recent move to combine licensing and permitting into a single review. CEO Gerard Barron told Reuters the updated rules “pave
TMC stock jumps on first-of-its-kind U.S. deep-sea mining application

TMC stock jumps on first-of-its-kind U.S. deep-sea mining application

New York, Jan 23, 2026, 15:30 (EST) — Regular session TMC the metals company Inc (TMC) shares surged about 14% on Friday, extending gains from the previous two days. Investors focused on the company’s push to obtain a U.S. permit for seabed mining. The stock peaked at $9.66 before closing at $9.52 by 3:30 p.m. EST, with volume close to 19.7 million shares. The rally comes after U.S. regulators moved to streamline a process that’s been mostly inactive for decades. Starting Jan. 21, a new rule allows companies to apply simultaneously for an exploration license and a commercial recovery permit
23 January 2026
TMC stock price jumps premarket as NOAA rule speeds deep-sea mining permits

TMC stock price jumps premarket as NOAA rule speeds deep-sea mining permits

New York, Jan 22, 2026, 05:17 EST — Premarket TMC the metals company Inc shares surged roughly 13% in premarket Thursday, hitting $8.17. This came after a U.S. rule change sped up the review process for deep-sea mining permits. The stock had closed near $7.20 on Wednesday. The move thrusts a policy headline back into the spotlight. Investors are focused on the permitting timeline—rather than metals prices—as the immediate catalyst for TMC, which remains stuck waiting for regulators to determine if and how the U.S. will approve seabed mining on a larger scale. TMC’s case hinges on polymetallic nodules —
TMC stock set for Monday spotlight after insider option exercise as NOAA deep-sea mining review heats up

TMC stock set for Monday spotlight after insider option exercise as NOAA deep-sea mining review heats up

New York, Jan 11, 2026, 17:30 EST — The market has closed. TMC the metals company’s shares slipped 3.1% on Friday, ending at $7.00. After the closing bell, director Greig Andrew Carlyle reported exercising options to purchase 622,111 shares, as detailed in a Form 4 filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. (StockAnalysis) Why it matters now: the stock is turning into a test of whether Washington will greenlight deep-sea mining in U.S. waters. The company is pushing for exploration licenses under U.S. law instead of waiting for the U.N.-backed International Seabed Authority to finalize its regulations—a move that’s
TMC stock dips after Monday’s slide as deep-sea mining rules return to the spotlight

TMC stock dips after Monday’s slide as deep-sea mining rules return to the spotlight

NEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 10:23 ET — Regular session Shares of TMC the metals company Inc (TMC) were down about 0.2% at $6.31 in morning trading on Tuesday, after dropping 7.3% in the previous session. The stock has traded between $6.28 and $6.46 so far in the regular session. Nasdaq TMC is one of the few U.S.-listed ways to bet on commercial deep-sea mining — the push to harvest potato-sized polymetallic nodules from the ocean floor that contain nickel, copper, cobalt and manganese. For investors, the near-term story hinges on permitting and legal frameworks more than on near-term earnings
TMC stock drops 5% as NOAA’s seabed-mining deadlines come into focus

TMC stock drops 5% as NOAA’s seabed-mining deadlines come into focus

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 11:54 ET — Regular session Shares of Nasdaq-listed TMC the metals company fell about 5% on Monday, last down $0.34 at $6.48. The move comes in a holiday-thinned final week of the year, with investors focused on the next steps in the company’s bid to secure U.S. approvals to explore the deep seabed for metals. Reuters+1 The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, part of the U.S. Commerce Department, is seeking public comment on two exploration license applications filed by The Metals Company USA, LLC, and has set a Feb. 23 deadline. GovInfo Those dates matter
TMC Stock (NASDAQ: TMC) Slides 10% Into Year-End Weekend as NOAA Deep-Seabed Mining Timeline Takes Center Stage

TMC Stock (NASDAQ: TMC) Slides 10% Into Year-End Weekend as NOAA Deep-Seabed Mining Timeline Takes Center Stage

NEW YORK, Dec. 28, 2025, 3:54 a.m. ET — Market closed TMC the metals company Inc. (NASDAQ: TMC) heads into the final week of 2025 on a sharp pullback after holiday-thin trading amplified volatility across individual names. Shares of the deep-sea mining hopeful finished Friday’s regular session at $6.82, down roughly 10.5% on the day, after trading between $6.61 and $7.68 on volume of about 11.6 million shares—above its recent average. The Metals Company+1 The broader tape offered little help: U.S. stocks ended a quiet, light-volume post-Christmas session essentially flat-to-down, with the major indexes slipping only marginally as investors “caught
TMC the metals company Inc. Stock (NASDAQ: TMC) Slumps 10% in Holiday-Thin Trade: What’s Next Ahead of Monday’s Open

TMC the metals company Inc. Stock (NASDAQ: TMC) Slumps 10% in Holiday-Thin Trade: What’s Next Ahead of Monday’s Open

NEW YORK, Dec. 27, 2025, 7:52 p.m. ET — Market closed TMC the metals company Inc. (NASDAQ: TMC) is heading into the final week of the year with momentum suddenly cooling after a sharp Friday pullback. Shares of the deep-sea mining and critical minerals developer finished the Dec. 26 session at $6.82, down 10.5%, after trading between $6.61 and $7.68. The stock later ticked up to around $6.90 in after-hours trading, but U.S. markets are now closed for the weekend—leaving investors to reassess what drove the move and what matters most before Monday’s reopening. StockAnalysis The slide comes during a
TMC Stock (NASDAQ: TMC) Heads Into the Weekend After Sharp Drop: NOAA Deep-Sea Mining Timeline, Analyst Targets, and What to Watch Monday

TMC Stock (NASDAQ: TMC) Heads Into the Weekend After Sharp Drop: NOAA Deep-Sea Mining Timeline, Analyst Targets, and What to Watch Monday

NEW YORK, Dec. 27, 2025, 6:40 a.m. ET — Market closed (Weekend) TMC the metals company Inc. (NASDAQ: TMC) is heading into the weekend spotlight after a steep Friday pullback in a market that’s otherwise finishing the year near record territory. Shares of TMC ended the last regular session (Friday, Dec. 26) at $6.82, down 10.5% on the day, after swinging between roughly $6.61 and $7.68. Trading volume ran about 11.5 million shares, well above what investors typically see in calm tape. After the close, the stock tickled higher in extended trading to around $6.90 (prices can vary by venue).
TMC Stock (Nasdaq: TMC) Slides Into the Weekend as NOAA Opens Public Comment on Deep-Seabed Mining Applications

TMC Stock (Nasdaq: TMC) Slides Into the Weekend as NOAA Opens Public Comment on Deep-Seabed Mining Applications

New York time check: It is 2:04 a.m. ET on Saturday, December 27, 2025, which means U.S. stock exchanges are closed for the weekend. That timing matters for TMC the metals company (Nasdaq: TMC) because the stock just posted a sharp, high-volume move in the most recent session—exactly the kind of setup that can lead to gap risk (big up/down moves at the next open) when markets reopen. As of the latest available price update, TMC last traded around $6.82, following a steep decline from the prior close. Yahoo Finance What happened to TMC stock in the latest session? In

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