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Shares, equity certificates and rights to shares

A public listing provides greater opportunities for access to capital and makes the shares more liquid. Many investors invest only in listed companies, partly because listed companies are subject to stricter requirements than others, and this gives investors greater confidence in investing in listed shares.

Why Oslo Børs?

Good liquidity in equities, efficient listing process and good research coverage characterize Oslo Børs.
In addition, we enjoy a unique position internationally for the energy, shipping and seafood sectors.

More about the advantages on Oslo Børs

Alternative listing on Oslo Axess

For younger or smaller companies the Oslo Axess marketplace is a suitable option, with somewhat less detailed listing requirements than Oslo Børs. Once a company is listed, it is subject to the same duties as companies on Oslo Børs.

Which marketplace suits your company?

Listed in 8 weeks

It may take as little as 8 weeks from starting the process until your company is listed.

More about the listing process

Listing requirements

The requirements relate to factors such as spread of ownership, the number of shareholders, market capitalisation and minimum price per share.

The listing requirements

Fees

Introduction fee
Varies according to market capitalisation at time of listing.
Oslo Børs: NOK 300,000 - 900,000
Oslo Axess: NOK 250,000 - 850,000

Annual listing fee
NOK 60.00 per NOK 1 million of market capitalisation, minimum NOK 130,000 and maximum NOK 1,000,000. (The fee for the first year of listing is calculated from and including the calendar quarter of first listing)