[Last updated: 1 January 2024, unless otherwise noted]
Initial listing
Euronext Dublin charges fees on admission through a formula based on the market capitalization of the company. The fee must be paid at least three days before the expected date of admission. For example, a company with a market capitalization of €100 million (approximately US$110.50 million) would pay fees on admission of €100,000 (approximately US$110,500). A company with a market capitalization of €1 billion (approximately US$1.11 billion) would pay fees on admission of €200,000 (approximately US$221,000). For issuers incorporated outside of Ireland, all equity securities fees are one half of the amounts set out below.
Initial admission fees
On admission of securities to Euronext Dublin an initial admission fee is chargeable as follows:Further admission fees
Further admissions of securities to Euronext Dublin will generally be charged at 90% of the scale for initial admission fees as per the table above with the exception of the following non-chargeable events:
- Market capitalization of securities for admission is less than €10 million (approximately US$11.05 million).
- Subdivision, consolidation and redenomination of capital.
- Capital reorganization.
- Capitalization of reserves.
Ongoing fees
Euronext Dublin charges annual fees through a formula based on the market capitalization of the company at close of trading as at 30 November and will be billed in December for the 12 months commencing 1 January. For example, a company with a market capitalization of €100 million (approximately US$110.50 million) would pay fees each year of €7,000 (approximately US$7,735). A company with a market capitalization of €1 billion (approximately US$1.11 billion) would pay fees each year of €15,000 (approximately US$16,575).
A pro-rata annual fee is payable by new applicants.