Listing on ASX
At ASX, we can provide your company or trust with invaluable access to retail and institutional investors and exposure throughout the world. By listing with ASX, you will enter a new phase in your organisation's development where you will become part of a select group of organisations on the global capital stage. Listing on ASX has helped thousands of companies achieve their growth ambitions and successfully make the transition to public ownership.
Why do organisations list
It is the process of taking a privately-owned organisation and making the transition to a publicly-owned entity whose shares can be traded on a stock exchange.
You need to examine a wide range of factors in order to gauge is your organisation ready to list. Download IPO: the road to growth and opportunity (PDF 873KB) for more information on listing. How do organisations listThe timetable for listing depends on the complexity and scale of the transaction, how quickly the listing can be prepared and how quickly funds are received from investors. The amount of time taken to list can range from three months to two years, with six months being typical. The road to an initial public offering (IPO) usually involves the following steps: Step 1: Appoint advisers Step 2: Talk to ASX Step 3: Prepare and lodge prospectus Step 4: Apply to list Commence trading Listing fee calculatorThe ASX equity listing fee calculator is designed to provide you with a guide to ASX's Equity Listing Fees that apply as of 1 July 2008. Listing FAQsAnswers to some of the most frequently asked questions about listing. |
Listings in 2008Number of organisations that have listed so far in 2008: 78 On the listBoart Longyear Limited
CEO of ASX Ltd presents Listing certificate to CEO of Boart Longyear Ltd
Chairman & CEO of Boart Longyear Ltd with CEO of ASX Ltd Contact usIf you would like more information about listing on ASX or a free copy of our Guide to Listing Brochure titled 'IPO: the road to growth and opportunity', please email. Useful links |



