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FSE Listings vs JSE Listings: Why are South African companies avoiding the South African economy and US by listing on European Exchanges such as the Frankfurt Stock Exchange?

Thursday, August 11, 2011 @ 03:08 PM
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FSE Listings: Why are South African companies avoiding the South African economy and US by listing on European Exchanges such as the Frankfurt Stock Exchange?

  1. Listing on the JSE (Johannesburg Stock Exchange) is cost prohibitive, as is the AltX which is up to 300,000 euro (3,000,000 rand) per annum to maintain
  2. Qualifications to list on the JSE and AltX would take most South African firms years to qualify for and list. Most sponsors tell firms to list overseas for this reason and turn away the attempt to even stay local for South African firms.
  3. Frankfurt Stock Exchange listings are built for new to mid-size ventures, junior IT, junior Mining, and Junior Energy companies looking to find foreign investment
  4. FSE Listings only cost 60-100k euro, that is 600,000 to 1,000,000 rand to list
  5. FSE Listings take 3-6 weeks from submission to the exchange
  6. South Africa lacks a formalized Over the Counter market of an unlisted market
  7. JSE and AltX shares are illiquid, and is considered a monopolistic market with a lack of venture capital as a whole
  8. The Frankfurt Listings allow global venture capital investment and opens up the trading to thousands of traders and brokers to take part globally with no reserve bank or clearing system challenges (List in Frankfurt, go Global!)
  9. South Africa has a good economy which is attractive to foreign investors in Europe, however, private investments are too risky, the JSE is not liquid and foreign, while the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is local to Europe and provides a standard of care the foreign investors require or are familiar with. (Frankfurt Listings give foreign investors a local place to trade without controls or concerns.)
  10. The Deutsche Boerse Group with the recent merging of the NYSE makes the exchange the largest Stock Exchange Group in the World and the most attractive global market for South African’s to list.

What is the next step for a South African Company?

Contact us today to qualify your firm for listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, Russell@fselistings.com

Other Articles of Interest:

http://www.fselistings.com/fse-listings-inc-new-player-in-south-africa-venture-capital-markets-and-stock-exchange/

http://www.southafricastock.com/2011/03/22/fse-listings/

http://www.stockexchangelistings.com/2010/08/rationale-behind-south-african-companies-choosing-the-frankfurt-stock-exchange-over-the-jse-and-altx-to-go-public-in-africa/

http://www.gopublicsouthafrica.com/

http://www.fselistings.com/africa-investment-capital-available-through-frankfurt-stock-exchange-listings/

http://www.southafricafinancialnews.com/?p=1125

*FSE Listings: Note of warning, we have no affiliation to a group misrepresenting the FSE Listings brand called Julius Csurgo, Global Regency, Merger Law Associates, Frankfurt Listings, and other such names. As far as our research has revealed, they appear to charge more and allegedly are slower than our firm at listing, in addition, we are not even sure they can list firms. Several firms have complained they were listed and didn’t even get to trade or clear properly using listings services and contacted us believing us to be the same firm. We believe that in this matter, one should be careful of all firms who do not have the representative Mark Bragg contact you. Our firm listed several companies in April and expects to do this again in May, with over 100 listed to date as a consortium. We are the leaders, competition is only healthy if they are not misrepresenting a brand, therefore, we bring this to your immediate attention that we have no affiliation to these firms. We are the only FSE Listings Inc, contact Mark Bragg today.