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    Home»Sections»Investment»Naspers to list on A2X Markets

    Naspers to list on A2X Markets

    Investment By Duncan McLeod18 December 2018
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    Naspers CEO Bob van Dijk

    In a major coup for stock exchange upstart A2X Markets, Naspers plans to list on the new South African bourse.

    Naspers will retain its primary listing on the JSE and its issued share capital will be unaffected by its secondary listing on A2X.

    Naspers shares will be available to trade on both the JSE and A2X from Thursday, 27 December 2018. There is no cost, risk, or additional regulatory compliance for Naspers as a result of its secondary listing, A2X said.

    This is a great endorsement for the merits of a secondary listing

    “We are thrilled to welcome Naspers onto the A2X platform. As the largest listed company in South Africa and one of the largest technology investors in the world, operating in more than 120 countries and markets, this is a great endorsement for the merits of a secondary listing,” said A2X CEO Kevin Brady.

    The listing of Naspers on the A2X platform brings the number of companies listed to 15 — with a combined market capitalisation of almost R2-trillion. A2X commenced trading in October 2017 and has nine approved brokers that account for about 50% of total market activity.

    In a statement, Naspers CEO Bob van Dijk said: “A2X is one of a growing number of new exchanges that are leveraging technology in an effort to reduce trading costs and increase market transparency. As one of the world’s leading technology investors we understand the value of technology and are pleased to support these efforts by also listing on A2X. We believe our shareholders will appreciate the added choice of trading venues.”

    Licensed exchange

    A2X is a licensed stock exchange regulated by the Financial Sector Conduct Authority and the Prudential Authority (South African Reserve Bank) in terms of the Financial Markets Act.

    Other companies with shares on A2X are Anchor Group, Afrimat, African Rainbow Capital Investments, African Rainbow Minerals, Ascendis Health, AVI, Coronation Fund Managers, Growthpoint Properties, Huge Group, Peregrine Holdings, Sandown Capital, Sanlam, Standard Group, Standard Bank Group and Sygnia.  — © 2018 NewsCentral Media

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