Differences between Nasdaq listed companies in the United States and domestic listed companies

The main difference between NASDAQ listed companies in the United States and domestic listed companies lies in the different listing requirements, and the listing conditions are stricter than those of domestic companies in the United States.

Listing conditions mainly include:

(1) The number of shares held by the public is not less than 2.5 million shares;

(2) The number of shareholders with more than 65,438+000 shares is not less than 5,000;

(3) the company's financial standards (one out of three);

(4) Some requirements for the company's operation and management;

(5) Other relevant factors, such as the relative stability of the company's industry, the company's position in the industry, the market situation of the company's products, the company's prospects, the public's interest in the company's stock, etc.