Why list on the NZSX?

Companies choose to list on the NZSX Market for many reasons. Some of these are:

• a need to raise capital for growth and expansion, and to realise aspirations and potential which may be beyond the company's current resources
• the ability to access price liquidity for a company's shares by having them traded on the public market, finding an accurate market price for the shares and in turn broadening the shareholder base
• a desire to raise the company's public profile and attract talented staff
• a desire of current directors and owners to hand over to new owners.

Being an NZSX listed company also raises the company's profile among media, institutional investors and a broader range of potential stakeholders.

What sort of companies should list on the NZSX Market?

The NZSX Market is suited to large and established enterprises. Companies listing on the NZSX Market should have:

• an existing board
• at least 500 shareholders who hold at least 25% of the shares between them
• estimated market capitalisation of at least $5 million.