SGX, Nasdaq to simplify dual listings with global board

The Global Listing Board, which will go live mid-2026, will enable firms with $2b market capital to access to two markets.

SGX Group and Nasdaq, Inc. have partnered to simplify dual listings in Singapore and United States through their Global Listing Board, which is scheduled to go live mid-2026.

The board aims to enable companies with a market capitalisation of $2b and above access global capital, investors and liquidity through a harmonised cross-border listing framework that bridges the two markets, SGX said.

“Companies will find it easier to pursue a dual listing on both Nasdaq and SGX, while reducing friction, complexity and cost,” it added.

Through the board, companies at various stages of development can scale and unlock new pools of growth capital.

The global listing board aligns with the efforts by the Singapore Government’s Equities Market Review Group to strengthen the attractiveness of Singapore’s stock market to investors and companies seeking to list and access growth capital, SGX said.

The exchange will release more details about the board closer to its launch.

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