Sinda said late on Thursday it had raised $213 ​million in its U.S. ‌initial public offering, becoming the latest silver miner to ​tap the new listings ​market this month.

The company sold ⁠17.75 million shares in ​the IPO at $12 apiece, ​compared with the marketed range of $11.25 to $13.25 apiece.

Sinda is a portfolio company ​of The Electrum Group, ​a natural resources-focused investment firm led ‌by ⁠prominent metals investor Thomas Kaplan.

Sunshine Silver Mining & Refining Company (SSMR.N), another miner backed by ​The ​Electrum ⁠Group, went public in New York earlier this ​month.

Sinda is expected to ​begin ⁠trading on the New York Stock Exchange under ⁠the ​ticker symbol "SIND" on ​Friday.