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Nasdaq First North
in Copenhagen

Technical Connectivity: Limited

Investor Reach: Scandinavia

Prospectus Needed: No

Overall Listing Project Cost €/$: 150,000

Dual Listing: Only higher segments in Nasdaq Nordic

Since its launch in 2009, Nasdaq North is a global marketplace that provides early stage companies the opportunity to raise their investor visibility.

Here’s what Sebastian says:

“NASDAQ is one of the most trusted brands in the world and to be associated with this power house will reflect well on your company. That said, due to connectivity issues the First North market segment isn’t really suitable unless you target mainly Scandinavian investors. With the regulated segment at Nasdaq Nordic and a prospectus you can obviously dual list and have many more options.”

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Since its launch in 2009, Nasdaq North is a global marketplace that provides early stage companies the opportunity to raise their investor visibility.

Why consider Nasdaq First North?

First developed by Nasdaq as a liquid market for early stage companies, Nasdaq First North is part of Copenhagen’s thriving Nordic Market. First North is a marketplace designed to support and encourage early stage companies and help them to grow both financially and organically.

First North provides support to help companies through the initial listing process and beyond. Certified advisors are also used to further encourage and maintain business success. The Nordic Market has previously seen a vast amount of retail investors choosing to trade in a company’s growth and development, therefore contributing to highly liquid stock.

Nasdaq First North Criteria List

Before you begin practicing your Danish, firstly you need to make sure you meet the required list of demands applicable for listing your company.

Nasdaq First North Important Points of Interest

Nasdaq First North runs in parallel to Nordic Main, while profiting from less regulated listing requirements and ongoing disclosure rules.
Companies can gain access to all the benefits that ‘taking a company’ leads too, while engaging in a simpler and less time-consuming listing process.
The application approval time is usually completed within 10 days.
All listed companies receive custom products and services. There is also a strong support network, which includes a team of professionals trained to advise and guide international businesses through each stage of the ‘taking a company public’ process.
Incentive schemes and programmes offered to employees.
The diverse investor base attracts a wider audience to your business which subsequently improves the promotion of your company.