SGX RegCo Unveils New Global Listing Board Rules to Align With Nasdaq and Boost Dual Listings

Singapore Exchange ( (SG:S68) ) just unveiled an update.

Singapore Exchange Regulation is rolling out a dedicated Global Listing Board rulebook aimed at companies seeking cross-border listings, particularly growth-oriented firms with an Asian nexus that want access to U.S. capital while remaining reachable to investors in their home markets. The framework positions Singapore as a complementary venue to Nasdaq, reinforcing SGX’s role as a regional hub for both institutional and retail investors.

The new rules harmonise listing timelines and submission processes with Nasdaq, set a minimum market capitalisation of S$2 billion at listing, and require that at least 15% of IPO fundraising or S$75 million, whichever is higher, be raised in Singapore. They also mandate that at least 5% of the Singapore tranche or S$50 million in value be made available via retail brokers, and require timely dual disclosure of material U.S. announcements on SGXNet, measures that are expected to deepen liquidity, bolster regulatory coordination and enhance local investor access to high-growth dual-listed names.

The most recent analyst rating on (SG:S68) stock is a Buy with a S$22.50 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Singapore Exchange stock, see the SG:S68 Stock Forecast page.

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Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) is the independent regulatory subsidiary of Singapore Exchange, overseeing frontline regulation of the securities market. Its responsibilities span admission and supervision of issuers and intermediaries, trading and disclosure surveillance, policy formulation, whistleblowing oversight, and ESG-related regulatory initiatives in the region.

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