[Last updated: 1 February 2026, unless otherwise noted]
Initial admission fees
The initial Euronext admission fees for equities are as follows:
The fee for a technical listing on Euronext, consisting of a listing without a public offering or private placement by a company already listed for a period of at least 12 months in another country, is the standard initial admission fee with a maximum fee of €380,000 (approximately US$446,325).
Each issuer that applies for listing shall pay to Euronext a handling fee of €20,000 (approximately US$23,491), or €100,000 (approximately US$117,454) if the expected market capitalization is equal or above €1 billion (approximately US$1.17 billion), for standard actions to be taken in connection with the listing (such as review of documents (prospectus, application form, corporate documents)). The handling fee is due upon filing of the (draft) application form or a kick-off meeting with Euronext having taken place. Additional handling fees may become due if Euronext is required to perform additional actions or if its employees are required to spend additional time on the admission due to the complexity of the contemplated transaction. The handling fee will be credited against the admission fee payable by the issuer provided that the listing is completed within 12 months after the initial date the handling fee is due.
No additional admission fee is due for any additional listing taking place on Euronext Amsterdam, Brussels, Lisbon or London at the same time as, or later than, the primary admission to Euronext Paris.
Annual fees
The annual Euronext listing fee is calculated as follows:
In the case of dual or multi-listing on several Euronext markets in Europe, the annual fee is applicable only in the market of reference, with no annual fees for the secondary listing(s).
AMF Fees
The AMF does not charge any fee upon approval of the listing prospectus. The AMF charges an annual fee to listed companies, based on their market capitalization. However, the fee is imposed only on companies with a market capitalization of more than €1 billion (approximately US$1.17 billion) and whose principal trading market is Euronext Paris. The fee will thus not be imposed on a company that has only a secondary listing in Paris.