Australia: fifth largest pension pool globally

An attractive market for raising capital fuelled by a compulsory superannuation system. Assets are predicted to grow from A$4.1 trillion to over A$11 trillion by 2043*, with a substantial portion mandated for investment into ASX listed securities.

*Source: Willis Towers Watson Global Pension Assets Study 2024. Deloitte: Dynamics of the Australian Superannuation System, March 2024. APRA: Quarterly superannuation performance statistics highlights, September 2024

One of the world’s most active exchanges

ASX is one of the world’s most attractive listing destinations with on average 130+ listings annually over the last 5 years and A$7b of equities traded daily.*

*12 month rolling average to December 2024 across ASX & Cboe

Main board listing at ASX

ASX offers access to the full breadth of investors from retail to global institutions on a single main board. Small and mid-cap companies limited to junior board listings on other exchanges can experience restricted institutional participation.

Earlier index inclusion

Joining globally recognised S&P indices, such as the S&P/ASX 300 and S&P/ASX 200, can substantially increase visibility, liquidity and global investor interest.  Key indices can be accessed at an earlier stage than in many other major markets.

Overcome home market constraints

An ASX listing can overcome local constraints such as: smaller public markets, investor risk profile or more limited listed peer groups for growth companies. A dual listing provides your company with access to liquidity and investors in both your home market and on ASX.

Get attention sooner

Large home markets can mean that earlier-stage companies, with US$5 billion market capitalisation or less, can struggle to attract investor attention. ASX can provide access to capital and global indices, competitive valuations and serve as a springboard into your home market.