Listing
on A2X

 

A secondary listing on A2X complements a company’s primary listing by providing its investors with a choice of venue to transact. This comes with no impact on a company’s primary listing, nor any cost, risk with limited regulatory impact

A2X is authorised to secondary list Shares, ETFs and ETNs as well as to inward list shares with a foreign primary listing Further information can be found in our documentation library.

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Benefits of
Listing on A2X

How do I

List on A2X

There is no additional regulatory burden (your primary listing ensures that you are already compliant). There is no cost to list on A2X or ongoing fees to be listed. Simply contact the A2X team who will guide you through the simple and swift listing process.

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Regulation

A2X is a stock exchange licenced in terms of The Financial Markets Act, No 19 of 2012 and regulated by the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) and Prudential Authority (PA) of South Africa. A2X, as a Self-Regulatory Organisation (SRO), is authorised to secondary list Shares, ETFs and ETNs as well as to inward list shares with a foreign primary listing.

A secondary listing comes with limited additional regulation and no cost for Issuers due to the nature of such listing . Issuers are therefore primarily regulated by the exchange on which they have their primary listing while A2X plays the role of a secondary regulator.

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Listing Timeline

 

May 15, 2024 - 15:31
By Daniel van Loggerenberg
The SPAR Group Limited lists on A2X 15 May 2024 – The SPAR Group Limited (SPAR) shares become available for trade on A2X today. SPAR has wholesale warehousing and distribution operations in Southern Africa and parts of Europe that support over 4 500 stores through 14 distribution centres. It operates in 11 countries and reported [...]
May 14, 2024 - 15:30
By Daniel van Loggerenberg
A2X welcomes potash developer, Kore Potash Plc to its market   Tuesday,14 May 2024: Kore Potash Plc (Kore Potash) list its shares on A2X Markets (A2X) today under the share code “KP2”. Kore Potash is an advanced stage mineral exploration and development company that is incorporated in England and Wales and listed on AIM, a [...]
April 25, 2024 - 15:23
By Daniel van Loggerenberg
A2X welcomes its second inward listing Marula Mining PLC Thursday,25 April 2024: Marula Mining PLC (Marula), listed on the Aquis Stock Exchange in Europe, inward lists its shares on South African stock exchange, A2X Markets (A2X) today. Its listing on the Acquis Stock Exchange remains unaffected by its inward listing on A2X in South Africa. [...]
April 2, 2024 - 11:43
By Daniel van Loggerenberg
Pepkor lists on A2X today   SANDTON, 2 April 2024: Pepkor Holdings Limited shares become available for trade on A2X Markets today with a market cap of R68.98 billion. Pepkor has the largest retail store footprint in Southern Africa with 5 900 stores operating across nine African countries and in Brazil. Pepkor Holdings is home [...]
March 20, 2024 - 12:11
By Daniel van Loggerenberg
Pepkor to list A2X   SANDTON, 20 March 2024: Pepkor Holdings Limited has been approved for a secondary listing on A2X Markets. Its shares will be available for trade on A2X from 2 April 2024. The company joins other prominent retailers with a secondary listing on A2X including, Dis-Chem, Mr Price, Clicks, Truworths, Pick n [...]
February 27, 2024 - 12:15
By Daniel van Loggerenberg
A2X Markets and Neo Energy Metals PLC A2X welcomes first inward listing – London Stock Exchange-listed Neo Energy Metals plc SANDTON, 27 February 2024: London Stock Exchange-listed Neo Energy Metals plc list its shares on South African stock exchange, A2X Markets (A2X) today. UK-based Neo Energy Metals is a mining and development company focused solely [...]

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