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Vision Marine Technologies Secures Conditional TSX Venture Exchange Listing Approval, Expanding Capital Markets Access for Its Marine Technology Platform

May 5, 2026

Vision Marine Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: VMAR) (“Vision Marine” or the “Company”), a company developing high-voltage electric marine propulsion systems and operating a growing recreational boating platform, recently announced that it has received conditional approval to list its common shares on the TSX Venture Exchange (“TSXV”), further expanding its capital markets presence across North America.
 
Vision Marine is currently working with the TSXV to complete the final steps of the listing process, including confirming the date on which trading will commence. The Company will issue a subsequent announcement once the commencement of trading has been finalized.
 
The TSXV listing is expected to complement Vision Marine’s existing Nasdaq listing, which will remain the Company’s primary trading venue. The Company believes that this additional listing enhances its ability to engage with Canadian investors and institutions, while strengthening its overall capital markets platform.
 
The TSXV listing supports increased visibility of Vision Marine’s technology platform within the Canadian investment community, particularly among investors focused on innovation-driven and growth-stage companies. The Company believes that this additional listing further aligns its capital markets strategy with the continued commercialization and deployment of its proprietary E-Motion™ electric propulsion systems.

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