Listing of Shares: Listing Conditions

A company can list its shares on the stock market in Standard or Prime Market.
 
The Standard Market is the basic segment for which the following general conditions must be met:

• the company is organised as a joint stock company and has a valid LEI code,
• the company has drawn up a prospectus for the listing of its shares, which has been approved by the Securities Market Agency (more on obtaining the Agency's approval
• the company's shares are issued in the central registry of the KDD (more about issuance in the KDD) and
• shares are freely transferable.

Do you want to list your company among the most elite companies on our capital market?
In this case, your company belongs to the Prime Market, for which, in addition to the above general conditions, additional conditions must be met:

Class of Shares	ordinary shares that allow holders only one vote
Quantitative criteria	audited annual reports for three business years; minimum capital value: EUR 10 million; share class percentage in the public: at least 25%;
Notification criteria	Issuer’s commitment to publish all reports in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS); Issuer’s commitment to make a summary of its disclosures available in English as well; Issuer’s commitment to publish updates on interim operations, financial calendar and a statement of compliance with the Corporate Governance Code; Issuer’s commitment to follow the good practices of disclosure, pursuant to the Guidelines for Disclosure.