Listing on the National Stock Exchange. An outline of the NSX disclosure obligations.

The National Stock Exchange (NSX) has become a popular alternative exchange for companies looking to list in Australia. The NSX has relatively low barriers to entry and takes a collaborative approach to the listing process.

In our latest Insight, we set out the continuous, specific and periodic disclosure obligations that a company must comply with once it is listed on the NSX.

AGH Law is a registered nominated adviser of the NSX, and we can assist with all stages of the listing process, from advising the board on the NSX Listing Rules through to completing the Listing Application.

If you would like advice in relation to an NSX listing or the NSX Listing Rules, please contact George Henderson or Angus Henderson.



 

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The contents of this publication should not be replied upon as legal advice, but instead as commentary and general information. Specific legal advice about your circumstances should always be sought separately before taking nay action based on this publication. 

 

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