[Last updated: 1 January 2024, unless otherwise noted]

There are no additional requirements, or any changes in the normal requirements, that apply to very large multinational companies or smaller companies.

Companies in certain industries are subject to modified listing and maintenance rules. For example, mineral companies, property entities, pyramid companies and investment entities have separate chapters in the JSE's listing requirements which are dedicated to each of these types of companies.

Fast-track Listing Process

A company which has had a primary listing on an accredited exchange (currently the Australian Stock Exchange, London Stock Exchange, New York Stock Exchange, New York Stock Exchange Euronext and Toronto Stock Exchange) for at least 18 months (an accredited applicant) can apply for a secondary listing on the JSE using the fast-track process. The process allows the accredited applicant to publish a pre-listing announcement, subject to a shorter list of requirements, instead of complying with the requirements for a pre-listing statement. In the event that capital will be raised in conjunction with the fast-track listing process, the JSE must be consulted, and the accredited company must confirm that such capital raising will comply with the requirements of the accredited exchange.