Why list on ASX?
Gain access to capital in the world’s fastest growing region, with dedicated support from a top 10 global exchange
Irish Fintech company Fineos’ listing provided expansion capital to increase sales and product delivery and allowed their existing shareholders partial liquidity.
| Market cap at listing | $661 million |
| Capital raised | $211 million |
Judo Bank’s listing enabled financial flexibility to support its regulatory capital requirements and provided liquidity to their existing shareholders.
| Market cap at listing | $2.3 billion |
| Capital raised | $653 million |
US Fintech company Block’s secondary listing on ASX, following their acquisition of ASX listed Afterpay, enhanced liquidity and broadened their shareholder base.
| Market cap at listing | $81.1 billion |
| Capital raised | Afterpay consideration |
Siteminder’s listing provided funding to support its growth strategy and allowed their existing shareholders partial liquidity.
| Market cap at listing | $1.4 billion |
| Capital raised | $627 million |
Giri Tenneti speaks to Australian Clinical Labs CEO, Melinda McGrath.
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Blair Harrison speaks to Brian Ward, CEO, Executive Director & Founder of NZ-based Aroa Biosurgery.
Australia’s large, fast-growing pension pool, main board listing and earlier entry to globally recognised indices makes ASX the exchange of choice for international companies. More than 245 international companies are currently listed on ASX.
After your company has listed, ASX provides you with access to investors, research and insights to help advance your company’s continued growth.
Watch the highlights of some of our listed companies ringing the ASX bell on their day of listing.
ASX has topped the global ranking for volume of secondary capital raisings for a third consecutive year and total capital raised on ASX was up 40% in 2022. But IPO activity was affected by heightened volatility in equities and inflation-driven interest rate rises.
