- Initially, the issuer applies to the Exchange for admission to trading. Once the Listing Committee decides on granting admission to trading, the securities are traded, and based on the trading results, they are listed in the appropriate market segment. Companies already listed are exempt from trading admission fees when issuing additional shares.
- Listing a company provides access to capital, strengthens the company's brand identity, and builds investor trust.
To obtain permission for trading on the Exchange through the public placement of securities, the issuer or its authorized representative must submit the following documents:
- Application form (Form No. 1);
- Prospectus (or information memorandum);
- Extract from the state registry of securities;
- Financial statements (relevant to the segment).
- For shares: 0.01% of annual capitalization (minimum AZN 2,000, maximum AZN 20,000)
- For bonds: AZN 1,000 for the main market segment, AZN 500 for the standard market segment
- Listing a company on BSE is completed within five business days.
- Only bonds issued by foreign companies can be listed on BSE.
- Issuers must comply with the requirements stated in Clauses 5, 6, and 7 of the rules on admission, listing, maintenance, and delisting of securities on the Baku Stock Exchange.
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- Support is provided through the Listing Advisory Program (LAP) implemented by BSE.
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- Bonds and shares of companies are listed on BSE.