Nasdaq Initial Listing Requirements Table

For a company to list on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange, it must meet certain minimum financial and liquidity requirements. Companies must meet one of four financial standards and a set of liquidity requirements that vary according to the circumstances or type of company applying. Use this checklist to get an overview of these requirements in advance of an IPO or otherwise listing securities on Nasdaq.

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