Singapore Exchange sets new rules to enable dual U.S.-Singapore listings
Published on April 30, 2026.
The Singapore Exchange has set new rules to enable dual U.S.-Singapore listings. Companies seeking a listing must have a minimum market capitalisation of $1.57 billion at the time of their listing, with at least 15% of the fundraising raised in Singapore. The rules are expected to take effect in the middle of the year, subject to regulatory amendments. The regulations align with Nasdaq's approval period.
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