Listing
The SIM VSE can provide a company the opportunity for increased investor and capital market exposure with particular focus on the cleantech and life sciences market sectors. The SIM VSE has the capacity to offer a range of stock market services including initial public offering ( IPO ) listing services, pre and post listing marketing services and the provision of differentiated listing pathways including an efficient compliance listing process which may be attractive for companies not seeking to raise funds on listing. Becoming listed via the compliance rules can be as short as 6 weeks where a company can supply complete and correct documentation. To list, contact your advisor or SIM VSE directly.
Listing on any licensed securities exchange involves the work of various professional advisors. The exchange fee is one element of this. Use our Listing Fee calculator to determine the exchange fee for your listing.
Trading
Trading securities on SIM VSE is as easy as 1,2,3.
- Analyse SIM VSE market data to find a opportunity that interests you;
- Contact a SIM VSE broker (or refer your personal broke to SIM VSE);
- Have your trades electronically matched and settled in CHESS.
You will know you are dealing with an authorised broker when they display the SIM VSE Broker Mark. If you wish to contact a SIM VSE broker, a quick and easy tool to use is the Broker Search Function.
SIM VSE market data can be found, live from global vendors such as Bloomberg, Thompson Reuters, Paritch and IRESS. SIM VSE can provide you with detailed historical trading information such as volume, price and number of trades in various formats, and on daily or monthly basis.
Regulation
To list on SIM VSE you must meet the Admission Criteria prescribed by the SIM VSE Listing Rules . As a first threshold, the Listing Rules require;
- Minimum 50 investors @ $2,000, and
- $0.5 million net profit over past 3 years; or
- $0.5 million Net Tangible Assets; or
- $1 million market capitalisation on listing.
SIM VSE is one of only four equity Australian Market Licenses, and is regulated by ASIC.