Guide
Bursa Article
Publish Date: 08-02-2019
Bursa Listing Requirement
Here are some listing requirement for a company to be listed on Bursa.
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Main Market (either one)
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Ace Market
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Continuous profit after tax for 3 -5 full financial year with aggregate > RM20million and latest year PAT >RM 6 million
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No operating record or profit requirement
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Market cap > RM500 million upon listing and generated revenue at least one full financial year
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Right to build and operate infrastructure around the world with project cost > RM500 million and remaining concession > 15 years
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As shown in the infographics above, there are also other criteria to be met for each listing:
- Public spread
- Bumiputera requirement
- Financial Position
- Share sales Restriction
- Related Party Transaction
- Management
- Business activity
- Sponsorship
The related fees for each Bursa listing includes:
- Underwriting, placement and brokerage
- Prospectus registration
- Application Fee
- Annual Listing Fee
- Professional Fee
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