June 5 (Reuters) - Mining company Sinda on Friday filed

to go public in the U.S, as investor interest has returned to

the public markets with the entry of a few big names.

Terms of the offering were not revealed in the filing.

Activity in the U.S. IPO market shot up in 2026, with a

multitude of sectors looking to go public and capture the

investor enthusiasm for fresh listings.

Mining firms are also joining the surge, ​with CopperTech

Metals filing for a New York listing on Tuesday.

Sunshine Silver Mining went public on the New York

Stock Exchange on Thursday.

Morgan Stanley, Scotiabank and BMO Capital Markets are the

joint book running managers on Sinda's offering. The company

intends to list its shares on the NYSE under the ticker symbol

"SIND".

(Reporting by Pritam Biswas in Bengaluru)