(1) At least 1000 shareholders hold 25% of the company's shares. If the market value is more than 300 million, the shareholding ratio of shareholders can be reduced to 10%.
(2) The company's shares must have an open market, and the top ten shareholders holding the company's shares shall not be less than 2,000. (Listed in the secondary market, at least 2,000 shareholders hold 25% of the company's shares)
(3) You can choose three-year business records or no business records.
2. Minimum market value
S $80 million or no minimum market value requirement.
3. Profit requirements
(1) The pre-tax profit in the past three years totaled S $7.5 million, at least S $ 1 10,000 per year.
(2) The total pre-tax profit in the last one to two years is S $6,543,800,000.
(3) The pre-tax profit in any one of the three years is not less than S $20 million, and the value of tangible assets is not less than S $50 million.
(4) There is no profit requirement.
4. Types of listed enterprises
Attract domestic and foreign high-quality companies to go public, find international partners, open the market and introduce foreign brokers.
5. Adopt accounting standards
Accounting principles recognized in Singapore, the world or the United States.
6. Company registration and place of business
You are free to choose your place of registration, and you don't need to have substantial business operations in Singapore.
7. The provisions of the company's business information disclosure
If the company intends to issue shares to the public, it must publish the prospectus to the public; If the company has enough suitable shareholders and sufficient capital, there is no need to raise shares from the public. The company must prepare an announcement similar to the prospectus and submit it to the exchange for public inquiry.
8. Other factors
Exchanges are divided into two markets, one is small-scale market (SES-SESDAQ) and the other is main board market (SES- main board).