美国拉斯达克NASDAQ上市要求

美国证券市场旳上市条件及特点1、美国证券市场旳构成：（1）全国性旳证券市场重要包括：纽约证券交易所（NYSE）、全美证券交易所（AMEX）、纳斯达克股市（NASDAQ）和招示板市场（OTCBB）；（2）区域性旳证券市场包括：费城证券交易所（PHSE）、太平洋证券交易所（PASE）、辛辛那提证券交易所（CISE）、中西部证券交易所（MWSE）以及芝加哥期权交易所（CHICAGO BOARD OPTIONS EXCHANGE）等。

2、全国性市场旳特点：（1）纽约证券交易所（NYSE）：具有组织构造健全，设备最完善，管理最严格，及上市原则高等特点。

上市企业重要是全世界最大旳企业。

中国电信等企业在此交易所上市；（2）全美证券交易所（AMEX）：运行成熟与规范，股票和衍生证券交易突出。

上市条件比纽约交易所低，但也有上百年旳历史。

许多老式行业及国外企业在此股市上市；（3）纳斯达克证券交易所（NASDAQ）：完全旳电子证券交易市场。

全球第二大证券市场。

证券交易活跃。

采用证券企业代理交易制，按上市企业大小分为全国板和小板。

面向旳企业多是具有高成长潜力旳大中型企业，而不只是科技股；（4）招示板市场（OTCBB）：是纳斯达克股市直接监管旳市场，与纳斯达克股市具有相似旳交易手段和方式。

它对企业旳上市规定比较宽松，并且上市旳时间和费用相对较低，重要满足成长型旳中小企业旳上市融资需要。

·上市基本条件纽约证交所对美国国外企业上市旳条件规定：作为世界性旳证券交易场所，纽约证交所也接受外国企业挂牌上市，上市条件较美国国内企业更为严格，重要包括：（1）社会公众持有旳股票数目不少于250万股；（2）有100股以上旳股东人数不少于5000名；（3）企业旳股票市值不少于1亿美元；（4）企业必须在近来3个财政年度里持续盈利，且在最终一年不少于250万美元、前两年每年不少于200万美元或在最终一年不少于450万美元，3年合计不少于650万美元；（5）企业旳有形资产净值不少于1亿美元；（6）对企业旳管理和操作方面旳多项规定；（7）其他有关原因，如企业所属行业旳相对稳定性，企业在该行业中旳地位，企业产品旳市场状况，企业旳前景，公众对企业股票旳爱好等。

`Listing Standards & Fees October 2010TABLE OF CONTENTSNASDAQ GLOBAL SELECT MARKET® (1)INITIAL LISTING (1)FINANCIAL AND QUALITATIVE REQUIREMENTS (1)LIQUIDITY REQUIREMENTS (3)NASDAQ® INTERMARKET TRANSFERS (4)CONTINUED LISTING (5)ENTRY FEES (5)ANNUAL FEES (6)FEES FOR LISTING A NEW CLASS OF SECURITIES (7)FORMS (7)NASDAQ GLOBAL MARKET® (8)INITIAL LISTING (8)CONTINUED LISTING (9)ENTRY FEES (9)ANNUAL FEES (10)FEES FOR LISTING A NEW CLASS OF SECURITIES (11)FORMS (11)NASDAQ CAPITAL MARKET® (12)INITIAL LISTING (12)CONTINUED LISTING (13)ENTRY FEES (13)ANNUAL FEES (14)FEES FOR LISTING A NEW CLASS OF SECURITIES (14)FORMS (15)DUAL LISTINGS (16)LISTING REQUIREMENTS (16)ENTRY FEES (16)ANNUAL FEES (16)LISTING OF ADDITIONAL SHARES FEES (16)FORMS (16)OTHER SECURITIES (17)LISTING REQUIREMENTS (17)FEES (18)FORMS (19)CLOSED-END FUNDS (20)LISTING REQUIREMENTS (20)ENTRY FEES (20)ANNUAL FEES (20)FORMS (21)CORPORATE GOVERNANCE REQUIREMENTS (22)OTHER LISTING REQUIREMENTS (26)LISTING OF ADDITIONAL SHARES (28)FEES (28)STOCK SPLITS, DIVIDENDS AND RIGHTS OFFERINGS (29)FEES (29)CHANGE IN COMPANY RECORD (30)SUBSTITUTION LISTING EVENTS (31)WRITTEN INTERPRETATION OF NASDAQ LISTING RULES (32)NASDAQ GLOBAL SELECT MARKETINITIAL LISTINGCompanies must meet all of the criteria under at least one of the three financial standards and the applicable liquidity requirements below.FINANCIAL AND QUALITATIVE REQUIREMENTSNASDAQ Global Select Market Initial Listing Requirements11 These requirements apply to all companies, other than closed-end management investment companies. A closed end management investment company, including a business development company, is not required to meet the financial requirements of Rule 5315(f)(3). If the common stock of a company is included in The NASDAQ Global Select Market, any other security of that same company, such as other classes of common or preferred stock, which qualifies for listing on The NASDAQ Global Market shall also be included in The NASDAQ Global Select Market. A company whose business plan is to complete an initial public offering and engage in a merger or acquisition with one or more unidentified companies within a specific period of time, as described in IM-5101-2, is not eligible to list on The NADAQ Global Select Market.2 In calculating income from continuing operations before income taxes for purposes of Rule 5315(f)(3)(A), NASDAQ will rely on a company’s annual financial information as filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the company’s most recent periodic report and/or registration statement. If a company does not have three years of publicly reported financial data, it may qualify under Rule 5315(f)(3)(A) if it has: (i) reported aggregate income from continuing operations before income taxes of at least $11 million and (ii) positive income from continuing operations before income taxes in each of the reported fiscal years. A period of less than three months shall not be considered a fiscal year, even if reported as a sub period in the company’s publicly reported financial statements.3 In calculating cash flows for purposes of Rule 5315(f)(3)(B), NASDAQ will rely on the net cash provided by operating activities reported in the statements of cash flows, as filed with the SEC in the company’s most recent periodic report and/or registration statement, excluding changes in working capital or in operating assets and liabilities. A period of less than three months shall not be considered a fiscal year, even if reported as a stub period in the company’s publicly reported financial statements.4 In the case of a company listing in connection with its initial public offering, compliance with the market capitalization requirements of Rules 5315(f)(3)(B) and 5315(f)(3)(C) will be based on the company’s market capitalization at the time of listing.5 The bid price requirement is not applicable to a company listed on The NASDAQ Global Market that transfers its listing to The NASDAQ Global Select Market.6 A company that also satisfies the requirements of Rule 5405(b)(1) or 5405(b)(2) is required to have three market makers. Otherwise, the company is required to have four market makers. An electronic communications network (ECN) is not considereda market maker for the purpose of these rules.7 In addition to the above quantitative requirements, companies must comply with all corporate governance requirements as set forth in the Rule 5600 Series.LIQUIDITY REQUIREMENTSCompanies must meet all of the criteria in their specific category. The charts below are presented in two separate groups: (i) new company listings and (ii) closed-end management investment companies.NASDAQ Global Select Market Initial Listing Requirements1 Companies affiliated with another company listed on The NASDAQ Global Select Market. For purposes of Rule 5315, a company is affiliated with another company if that other company, directly or indirectly though one or more intermediaries, controls, is controlled by, or is under common control of the company. For purposes of these rules, control means having the ability to exercise significant influence. Ability to exercise significant influence will be presumed to exist where the parent or affiliated company directly or indirectly owns 20% or more of the other company’s voting securities, and also can be indicated by representation on the board of directors, participation in policy making processes, material intercompany transactions, interchange of managerial personnel, or technological dependency.2 Round lot and total shareholders include both beneficial holders and holders of record.3 Publicly held shares is defined as total shares outstanding, less any shares held directly or indirectly by officers, directors or any person who is the beneficial owner of more than 10% of the total shares outstanding of the company.1 As defined by the Investment Company Act of 19402 Round lot and total shareholders include both holders of beneficial interest and holders of record.3 Publicly held shares is defined as total shares outstanding, less any shares held directly or indirectly by officers, directors or any person who is the beneficial owner of more than 10% of the total shares outstanding of the company.NASDAQ INTERMARKET TRANSFERSEach October, NASDAQ will review the qualifications of all securities listed on The NASDAQ Global Market that are not included in The NASDAQ Global Select Market. Any security that meets the requirements for initial listing on The NASDAQ Global Select Market contained in Rule at the time of this review will be transferred to the Global Select Market the following January, provided it meets 5315 the continued listing criteria at that time. An issuer will not owe any application or entry fees in connection with such a transfer.At any time, an issuer may apply to transfer a security listed on The NASDAQ Global Market to The NASDAQ Global Select Market. Such an application will be approved and effected as soon as practicable if the security meets the requirements for initial listing contained in Rule 5315. An issuer will not owe any application or entry fees in connection with such a transfer.At any time, an issuer may apply to transfer a security listed on The NASDAQ Capital Market to The NASDAQ Global Select Market. Such an application will be approved and effected as soon as practicable if the security meets the requirements for initial listing contained in Rule 5315. An issuer transferring from The NASDAQ Capital Market to The NASDAQ Global Select Market generally will not owe any applicable or entry fees in connection with such transfer.CONTINUED LISTINGCompanies must meet all of the criteria under at least one of the three standards below.NASDAQ Global Select Market Continued Listing Requirements11 Companies must meet the bid price and total shareholders requirements as set forth in Rule 5450(a) and at least one of the Standards in Rule 5450(b).2 The term, “listed securities”, is defined as “securities listed on NASDAQ or another national securities exchange.”3 Publicly held shares is defined as total shares outstanding, less any shares held directly or indirectly by officers, directors or any person who is the beneficial owner of more than 10% of the total shares outstanding of the company.4 Total shareholders include both holders of beneficial interest and holders of record.5 An electronic communications network (ECN) is not considered a market maker for the purpose of these rules.6 In addition to the above quantitative requirements, companies must comply with all corporate governance requirements as set forth in the Rule 5600 Series.ENTRY FEES• Entry fees are based upon the aggregate number of shares to be listed at the time of initial listing, regardless of class.• Fees are assessed on the date of entry in The NASDAQ Global Select Market, except for $25,000, which represents a non-refundable application fee. This fee must be submitted with the company’s application.• For non-U.S. issuers, entry fees are levied only on those shares or American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) issued and outstanding in the United States.• Entry fees paid by a company for all classes of securities listed on the Global Select Market, including entry fees previously paid by the company to list securities at an earlier date, shall not exceed $225,000. However, notwithstanding this fee cap, applications are subject to the $25,000 non-refundable fee.• NASDAQ does not charge application or entry fees for any company transferring from The NASDAQ Global Market to The NASDAQ Global Select Market.• NASDAQ does not charge application or entry fees for a company that transfers its listing from The NASDAQ Capital Market to The NASDAQ Global Select Market provided that the company listed on The NASDAQ Capital Market prior to January 1, 2007 or the company listed on The NASDAQ Capital Market on or after January 1, 2007 and did not qualify for The NASDAQ Global Select Market at the time of its initial listing on The NASDAQ Capital Market. Any other issuer must pay the entry fees for the Global Select Market, less the entry fees (but not the application fee) the company previously paid in connection with its listing on the Capital Market. The company is not required to pay the application fee in connection with the application to transfer its listing.• A company that submits an application to list on The NASDAQ Capital Market, but prior to listing, revises its application to seek listing on The NASDAQ Global Select Market, is not required to pay an additional application fee in connection with its revised application.• NASDAQ does not charge application or entry fees for any securities that are transferred from a national securities exchange to list exclusively on The NASDAQ Stock Market®.• NASDAQ does not charge entry or application fees for the securities of a company that is listed on another securities exchange but not listed on NASDAQ, if the issuer of such securities is acquired by an unlistedcompany and, in connection with the acquisition, the unlisted company lists exclusively on The NASDAQ Global Select Market.• NASDAQ does not charge entry or application fees for the securities of a company that is dually listed on the New York Stock Exchange and The NASDAQ Stock Market. Companies that dually list on other securities exchanges are subject to the applicable fees described in this section. (Please see Dual Listings on page 16.)NASDAQ Global Select Market Entry FeesANNUAL FEES• Annual fees are based on the company’s Total Shares Outstanding (TSO) for all classes of stock listed on the Global Select Market as of December 31st. NASDAQ uses the TSO reported in the company’s latest filing at the time of billing. For non-U.S. issues, TSO includes only those shares issued and outstanding in the United States.• In the first year of listing, the company’s annual fee will be prorated based on the date of listing and based on the TSO as reported in the company’s latest filing on record with NASDAQ as of the date of listing.• For a company transferring to The NASDAQ Global Select Market from The NASDAQ Capital Market, NASDAQ will apply a credit toward the balance of the company’s new annual fee based on the annual fee already paid.• Annual fees for American Depository Receipts listed on The NASDAQ Global Select Market are based on the number of ADRs listed. NASDAQ will apply fees based on ADRs, as reported in the issuer’s mostrecent periodic report required to be filed with the i ssuer’s appropriate regulatory authority or in morerecent information held by NASDAQ as of December 31st.NASDAQ Global Select Market Annual Fees**For issuers except ADRs, “other securities”, portfolio depository receipts, trust issued receipts, index fund shares and closed-end funds. For dually listed securities, please see Dual Listings on page 16. For a complete listing of the Global Select Market fees, refer to the NASDAQ Listing Rule 5900 Series.FEES FOR LISTING A NEW CLASS OF SECURITIESCompanies listed on NASDAQ must complete an application to list a new class of securities that is not currently listed on NASDAQ. When a current NASDAQ-listed company lists a new class of securities on The NASDAQ Global Select Market, it is assessed a variable fee based on the total number of shares outstanding of the new class of securities at the time of initial listing. Entry fees paid by a company for all classes of securities listed on the Global Select Market, including entry fees previously paid by the company to list securities at an earlier date, shall not exceed $225,000.Fees are assessed on the date of entry in The NASDAQ Global Select Market, except for $25,000, which represents a non-refundable application fee. This fee must be submitted with the company’s application. The company will also be assessed a pro-rated annual fee.FORMSApplications, listing agreements and payment forms are located at https://.NASDAQ GLOBAL MARKETINITIAL LISTINGCompanies must meet all of the criteria under at least one of the four standards below.NASDAQ Global Market Initial Listing Requirements11 Companies must meet the bid price, publicly held shares, and round lot holders requirements as set forth in Rule 5405(a) and at least one of the Standards in Rule 5405(b).2 Seasoned companies (those companies already listed or quoted on another marketplace) qualifying only under the Market Value Standard must meet the market value of listed securities and the bid price requirements for 90 consecutive trading days prior to applying for listing.3 The term, “listed securities”, is defined as “securities listed on NASDAQ or another national securities exchange.”4 Publicly held shares is defined as total shares outstanding, less any shares held directly or indirectly by officers, directors or any person who is the beneficial owner of more than 10% of the total shares outstanding of the company.5 Round lot holders are shareholders of 100 shares or more. The number of beneficial holders is considered in addition to holders of record.6 An electronic communications network (ECN) is not considered a market maker for the purpose of these rules.7 In addition to the above quantitative requirements, companies must comply with all corporate governance requirements as set forth in the Rule 5600 Series.CONTINUED LISTINGCompanies must meet all of the criteria under at least one of the three standards below.NASDAQ Global Market Continued Listing Requirements11 Companies must meet the bid price and total shareholders requirements as set forth in Rule 5450(a) and at least one of the Standards in Rule 5450(b).2 The term, “listed securities”, is defined as “securities listed on NASDAQ or another national securities exchange.”3 Publicly held shares is defined as total shares outstanding, less any shares held directly or indirectly by officers, directors or any person who is the beneficial owner of more than 10% of the total shares outstanding of the company.4 Total shareholders include both holders of beneficial interest and holders of record.5 An electronic communications network (ECN) is not considered a market maker for the purpose of these rules.6 In addition to the above quantitative requirements, companies must comply with all corporate governance requirements as set forth in the Rule 5600 Series.ENTRY FEES• Entry fees are based upon the aggregate number of shares to be listed at the time of initial listing, regardless of class.• Fees are assessed on the date of entry in The NASDAQ Global Market, except for $25,000, which represents a non-refundable application fee. This fee must be submitted with the company’s application.• For non-U.S. issuers, entry fees are levied only on those shares or American Depositary Receipts issued and outstanding in the United States.• Entry fees paid by a company for all classes of securities listed on the Global Market, including entry fees previously paid by the company to list securities at an earlier date, shall not exceed $225,000. However, notwithstanding this fee cap, applications are subject to the $25,000 non-refundable fee.• NASDAQ does not charge application or entry fees for a company that transfers its listing from The NASDAQ Capital Market to The NASDAQ Global Market provided that the company listed on The NASDAQ CapitalMarket prior to January 1, 2007 or the company listed on The NASDAQ Capital Market on or after January 1, 2007 and did not qualify for The NASDAQ Global Market at the time of its initial listing on The NASDAQ Capital Market. Any other issuer must pay the entry fees for the Global Market, less the entry fees (but not theapplication fee) the company previously paid in connection with its listing on the Capital Market. The company is not required to pay the application fee in connection with the application to transfer its listing.• A company that submits an application to list on The NASDAQ Capital Market, but prior to listing, revises its application to seek listing on The NASDAQ Global Market, is not required to pay the application fee inconnection with its revised application.• NASDAQ does not charge application or entry fees for any securities that are transferred from a national securities exchange to list exclusively on The NASDAQ Stock Market.• NASDAQ does not charge entry or application fees for the securities of a company that is listed on another securities exchange but not listed on NASDAQ, if the issuer of such securities is acquired by an unlistedcompany and, in connection with the acquisition, the unlisted company lists exclusively on The NASDAQ Global Market.• NASDAQ does not charge entry or application fees for the securities of a company that is dually listed on the New York Stock Exchange and The NASDAQ Stock Market. Companies that dually list on other securities exchanges are subject to the applicable fees described in this section. (Please see Dual Listings on page 16.)NASDAQ Global Market Entry FeesANNUAL FEES• Annual fees are based on the company’s Total Shares Outstanding (TSO) for all classes of stock listed on the Global Market as of December 31st. NASDAQ uses the TSO reported in the company’s latest filing at the time of billing. For non-U.S. issuers, TSO includes only those shares issued and outstanding in the United States.• In the first year of listing, the company’s annual fee will be prorated based on the date of listing and based on the TSO as reported .in the company’s latest filing on record with NASDAQ as of the date of listing.• For a company transferring to The NASDAQ Global Market from The NASDAQ Capital Market, NASDAQ will apply a credit toward the balance of the company’s new annual fee based on the annual fee already paid.• Annual fees for American Depository Receipts listed on The NASDAQ Global Market are based on the number of ADRs listed. NASDAQ will apply fees based on ADRs, as reported in the issuer’s most recent periodic report required to be filed with the issuer’s appropriate regulatory authority or in more recent information held by NASDAQ as of December 31st.NASDAQ Global Market Annual Fees** For issuers except ADRs, “other securities”, portfolio depository receipts, trust issued receipts, index fund shares and closed-end funds. For dually listed securities, please see Dual Listings on page 16. For a complete listing of the Global Market fees, refer to the NASDAQ Listing Rule 5900 Series.FEES FOR LISTING A NEW CLASS OF SECURITIESCompanies listed on NASDAQ must complete an application to list a new class of securities that is not currently listed on NASDAQ. When a current NASDAQ-listed company lists a new class of securities on The NASDAQ Global Market, it is assessed a variable fee based on the total number of shares outstanding of the new class of securities at the time of initial listing. Entry fees paid by a company for all classes of securities listed on the Global Market, including entry fees previously paid by the company to list securities at an earlier date, shall not exceed $225,000.Fees are assessed on the date of entry in The NASDAQ Global Market, except for $25,000, which represents a non-refundable application fee. This fee must be submitted with the company’s application. The company will also be assessed a pro-rated annual fee.FORMSApplications, listing agreements and payment forms are located at https://..NASDAQ CAPITAL MARKETINITIAL LISTINGCompanies must meet all of the criteria under at least one of the three standards below.NASDAQ Capital Market Initial Listing Requirements11 Companies must meet the bid price, publicly held shares, round lot holders, and market makers requirements as set forth in Rule 5505(a) and at least one of the Standards in Rule 5505(b).2 Seasoned companies (those companies already listed or quoted on another marketplace) qualifying only under the Market Value of Listed Securities Standard must meet the market value of listed securities and the bid price requirements for 90 consecutive trading days prior to applying for listing.3 The term, “listed securities”, is defined as “securities listed on NASDAQ or another national securities exchange.”4 Publicly held shares is defined as total shares outstanding, less any shares held directly or indirectly by officers, directors or any person who is the beneficial owner of more than 10% of the total shares outstanding of the company. In the case of ADRs, at least 400,000 shall be issued.5 Round lot holders are shareholders of 100 shares or more. The number of beneficial holders is considered in addition to holders of record.6 An electronic communications network (ECN) is not considered a market maker for the purpose of these rules.7 In addition to the above quantitative requirements, companies must comply with all corporate governance requirements as set forth in the Rule 5600 Series.CONTINUED LISTINGCompanies must meet all of the criteria under at least one of the three standards below.NASDAQ Capital Market Continued Listing Requirements11 Companies must meet the bid price, publicly held shares, market value of publicly held shares, public holders, and market makers requirements as set forth in Rule 5550(a) and at least one of the Standards in Rule 5550(b).2 The term, “listed securities”, is defined as “securities listed on NASDAQ or another national securities exchange.”3 Publicly held shares is defined as total shares outstanding, less any shares held directly or indirectly by officers, directors or any person who is the beneficial owner of more than 10% of the total shares outstanding of the company.4 Public holders of a security include both beneficial holders and holders of record, but does not include any holder who is directly or indirectly an executive officer, director, or the beneficial holder of more than 10% of the total shares outstanding.5 An electronic communications network (ECN) is not considered a market maker for the purpose of these rules.6 In addition to the above quantitative requirements, companies must comply with all corporate governance requirements as set forth in the Rule 5600 Series.ENTRY FEES• Entry fees are based upon the aggregate number of shares to be listed at the time of initial listing, regardless of class.• Fees are assessed on the date of entry in The NASDAQ Capital Market, except for $5,000, which represents a non-refundable application fee. This fee must be submitted with the company’s application.• For non-U.S. issuers, entry fees are levied only on those shares or American Depositary Receipts issued and outstanding in the United States.• Entry fees paid by a company for all classes of securities listed on the Capital Market, including entry fees previously paid by the company to list securities at an earlier date, shall not exceed $75,000. However, notwithstanding this fee cap, applications are subject to the $5,000 non-refundable fee.• A company that submits an application to list on The NASDAQ Global Select Market or The NASDAQ Global Market, but prior to listing, revises its application to seek listing on The NASDAQ Capital Market, is not required to pay the application fee in connection with its revised application.• NASDAQ does not charge application or entry fees for any securities that are transferred from a national securities exchange to list exclusively on The NASDAQ Stock Market.• NASDAQ does not charge entry or application fees for the securities of a company that is listed on another securities exchange but not listed on NASDAQ, if the issuer of such securities is acquired by an unlistedcompany and, in connection with the acquisition, the unlisted company lists exclusively on The NASDAQ Capital Market.• NASDAQ does not charge entry or application fees for the securities of a company that is dually listed on the New York Stock Exchange and The NASDAQ Stock Market. Companies that dually list on other securities exchanges are subject to the applicable fees described in this section. (Please see Dual Listings on page 16.)NASDAQ Capital Market Entry FeesANNUAL FEES• Annual fees are based on the company’s Total Shares Outstanding (TSO) for all classes of stock listed on the Capital Market as of December 31st. NASDAQ uses the TSO reported in the company’s latest filing at the time of billing. For non-U.S. issuers, TSO includes only those shares issued and outstanding in the United States.• In the first year of listing, the company’s annual fee will be prorated based on the date of listing and based on the TSO as reported in the company’s latest filing on record with NASDAQ as of the date of listing.• For a company transferring to The NASDAQ Capital Market from The NASDAQ Global Select Market or Global Market, NASDAQ will apply a credit toward the balance of the company’s new annual fee based on the annual fee already paid.• Annual fees for American Depository Receipts listed on The NASDAQ Capital Market are based on the aggregate number of all classes of ADRs listed. NASDAQ will apply fees based on ADRs, as reported in the issuer’s most recent periodic report required to be filed with the issuer’s appropriate regulatory authority or in more recent information held by NASDAQ as December 31st.NASDAQ Capital Market Annual Fees** For dually listed securities, please see Dual Listings on page 16. For a complete listing of the Capital Market fees, refer to the NASDAQ Listing Rule 5900 Series.FEES FOR LISTING A NEW CLASS OF SECURITIESCompanies listed on NASDAQ must complete an application to list a new class of securities that is not currently listed on NASDAQ. When a current NASDAQ-listed company lists a new class of securities on The NASDAQ Capital Market, it is assessed a variable fee based on the total number of shares outstanding of the new class of。

纳斯达克上市标准
纳斯达克（NASDAQ）是美国一家证券交易所，其上市标准
有以下几个要求：
1. 股本要求：公司必须有至少1.25百万股公共流通股（或者
至少600万美元的公共流通市值）。

2. 股价要求：公司的股价必须至少为1美元以上。

3. 高质量公司标准：公司必须满足纳斯达克的高质量公司标准，包括财务状况、市值、上市历史和市场业绩等方面的要求。

4. 报告义务：上市公司需要提交相关的财务报告和其他信息，包括年度报告、季度报告和其他持续性报告。

5. 股权结构要求：公司的股权结构必须符合纳斯达克的要求，包括禁止每股投票权不一致的多级投票权结构。

需要注意的是，纳斯达克还有其他更详细的上市标准要求，具体要根据纳斯达克所公布的相关规定来进行了解和判断。

纳斯达克上市条件与费用2006年2月，纳斯达克将股票市场分为三个层次：纳斯达克全球精选市场、纳斯达克全球市场(即原来的“纳斯克达全国市场”)以及纳斯达克资本市场(即原来的“纳斯达克小型股市场”)，进一步优化了市场结构，吸引不同层次的企业上市。

1、纳斯达克全球精选市场(NASDAQ-GS)纳斯达克全球精选市场的标准在财务和流通性方面的要求高于世界上任何其他市场，列入纳斯达克精选市场是优质公司成就与身份的体现。

2、纳斯达克全球市场（即原来的“纳斯达克全国市场”）(NASDAQ-GM)作为纳斯达克最大而且交易最活跃的股票市场，要想在纳斯达克全国市场上市，这家公司必须满足严格的财务、资本额和共同管理等指标。

在纳斯达克全球市场中有一些世界上最大和最知名的公司。

3、纳斯达克资本市场（即原来的“纳斯达克小额资本市场”）纳斯达克专为成长期的公司提供的市场。

作为小型资本额等级的纳斯达克上市标准中，财务指标要求没有全球市场上市标准那样严格，但他们共同管理的标准是一样的。

当小资本额公司发展稳定后，他们通常会提升至纳斯达克全球市场。

一、纳斯达克全球精选市场（二）首次上市流动性要求1、新公司上市2、封闭式投资管理公司（三）持续上市要求（四）上市费用1、入市费（1）入市费是根据首次上市当天发行股票的数量来确定，不考虑发行股票的种类。

（2）入市费的数额将在进入纳斯达克全球精选市场时被评估，但是25000美元的申请费用是不予退还的，入市费将在公司申请上市时缴纳。

（3）对于非美国发行人，入市费只对在美国发行的股票或者美国存托凭证征收。

（4）一个公司为在全球市场上市的所有种类的股票缴纳的入市费，包括之前缴纳的，总数不应该超过225，000美元，尽管有这个限制，25，000美元的申请费是不予退还的。

（5）纳斯达克不收取公司由纳斯达克全球市场转移到纳斯达克全球精选市场的申请费或者入市费。

（6）如果公司在2007年1月1日之前在在纳斯达克全球资本市场上市，或者在2007年1月1日当天或者之后在纳斯达克资本市场上市，但是公司在首次在纳斯达克资本市场上市时没有在纳斯达克全球精选市场上市的条件，那么纳斯达克将不收取公司由纳斯达克资本市场转移到纳斯达克全球精选市场的申请费或者入市费，任何其他的发行人都必须为进入全球精选市场支付入市费，但是少于之前支付的与在纳斯达克资本市场上市的有关的入市费，公司也不必再支付有关转移上市的申请费。

美国纳斯达克上市条件-美国纳斯达克上市条件纳斯达克的上市标准标准一：股东权益达1500万美元；最近一个财政年度或者最近3年中的两年中拥有100万美元的税前收入；110万的公众持股量；公众持股的价值达800万美元；每股买价至少为5美元；至少有400个持100股以上的股东；3个做市商；须满足公司治理要求。

标准二：股东权益达3000万美元；110万股公众持股；公众持股的市场价值达1800万美元；每股买价至少为5美元；至少有400个持100股以上的股东；3个做市商；两年的营运历史；须满足公司治理要求。

标准三：市场总值为7500万美元；或者，资产总额达及收益总额达分别达7500万美元；110万的公众持股量；公众持股的市场价值至少达到2000万美元；每股买价至少为5美元；至少有400个持100股以上的股东；4个做市商；须满足公司治理要求。

纳斯达克上市条件企业只要符合下页的三个条件及一个原则，就可以向美国NASDR申请挂牌。

先决条件经营生化、生技、医药、科技〈硬件、软件、半导体、网络及通讯设备〉、加盟、制造及零售连锁服务等公司，经济活跃期满一年以上，且具有高成长性、高发展潜力者。

消极条件有形资产净值在美金五百万元以上，或最近一年税前净利在美金七十五万元以上，或最近三年其中两年税前收入在美金七十五万元以上，或公司资本市值(MarketCapitalization) 在美金五千万元以上。

积极条件NASDR审查通过后，需有300人以上的公众持股(NON-IPO得在国外设立控股公司，原始股东并须超过300人)才能挂牌，所谓的公众持股依美国证管会手册(SEC Manual)指出，公众持股人之持有股数需要在整股以上，而美国的整股即为基本流通单位100股。

诚信原则纳斯达克流行一句俚语：「Any company can be listed, but time will tell the tale.」(任何公司都能上市，但时间会证明一切)。

纳斯达克上市的条件纳斯达克全球板(Global Market)上市条件及要求1．纳斯达克上市标准有三点：根据名品彩叶的公开资料，单从上市条件上来看，公司基本可以满足纳斯达克全国市场的上市条件，但是纳斯达克全国市场上市股票的首次发行的最低价格不得低于每股5美元，名品彩叶目前的股价为10元每股，PE为36倍，如果要达到首次发行的最低价格不低于每股5美元，PE将达到75倍，鉴于标普500的TTM PE大约为25倍左右，目前纳斯达克没有与名品彩叶同类型的上市公司，预计名品彩叶这种传统农林类公司无法支撑高估值去满足首发5美元的要求。

公司基本最低招股价5美元，股票的首次发行的最低价格不得低于每股5美元，在之后的交易价格需维持在每股1美元以上，以此来避免上市公司有意低价出售，从而保护纳斯达克的信誉。

纳斯达克上市标准一：（1）股东权益达1500万美元；--（1.05亿元）名品彩叶股东权益2.7亿元√（2）最近一个财政年度或者最近3年中的两年中拥有100万美元的税前收入；---（700万元）名品彩叶18年收入1.2亿元，17年1.1亿元，16年0.88亿元（E）√（3）110万的公众持股量；--名品彩叶约2268万股公众持股√（4）公众持股的价值达800万美元；----（5600万元）名品彩叶公众持股市值2.2亿元√（5）每股买价至少为5美元；（35元）---名品彩叶当前股价为10元，PE为36倍，鉴于公司主营业务主要为彩叶苗木的研发、培育、种植，业务增长空间有限，难易满足×（6）至少有400个持100股以上的股东；---名品彩叶当前股东总数为103个×（7）3个做市商；×（8）须满足公司治理要求。

√纳斯达克上市标准二：（1）股东权益达3000万美元；（2.1亿元）√（2）110万股公众持股；√（3）公众持股的市场价值达1800万美元；√（4）每股买价至少为5美元；（5）至少有400个持100股以上的股东；（6）3个做市商；（7）两年的营运历史；（8）须满足公司治理要求。

LISTING REQUIREMENTS AND FEESThe NASDAQ Stock MarketNASDAQ NATIONAL MARKETFINANCIAL REQUIREMENTSCompanies that choose to list their securities on The NASDAQ Stock Market®must meet minimum initial and continued inclusion financial requirements.A company must meet all of the requirements under at least one of three listing standards for initial listing on TheNASDAQ National Market®. A company must continue to meet at least one continued listing standard to maintain its listing.1 For initial listing under Standard 3, a company must satisfy one of the following: the market value of listed securities requirement or the total assetsand the total revenue requirement. Under Marketplace Rule 4200(a)(20), listed securities is defined as "securities quoted on NASDAQ or listed on a national securities exchange".2 Seasoned companies (those companies already listed or quoted on another marketplace) qualifying only under the market value of listed securitiesrequirement of Standard 3 must meet the market value of listed securities and the bid price requirements for 90 consecutive trading days prior to applying for listing.3 Publicly held shares is defined as total shares outstanding less any shares held by officers, directors, or beneficial owners of 10 % or more.4 Round lot holders are shareholders of 100 shares or more.5 An Electronic Communications Network (“ECN”) is not considered a market maker for the purpose of these rules.6 Marketplace Rules 4350 and 4351.2A company seeking initial inclusion of any class of its securities on The NASDAQ National Market will be assessedentry and annual fees set forth in the tables below.ENTRY FEES■Entry fees are based upon the aggregate number of shares to be listed at the time of application, regardless of class.■Fees are assessed on the date of entry in The NASDAQ National Market, except for $5,000, which represents a non-refundable application fee. This fee must be submitted with the company’s application.■For non-U.S. issuers, entry fees are levied only on those shares (or American Depositary Receipts) issued and outstanding in the United States.■Total entry fees paid by a company for all classes of securities listed on the National Market, regardless of date listed, shall not exceed $150,000. However, notwithstanding this fee cap, applications are subject to the $5,000 non-refundable processing fee.Entry Fee ScheduleAny domestic issuer, or a foreign issuer raising capital in conjunction with its NASDAQ listing.3ANNUAL FEES■Annual fees are based on the company’s Total Shares Outstanding (TSO) for all classes of stock listed on the National Market, as reported in the company’s latest filing on record with NASDAQ®. For non-U.S. issuers, TSOinclude only those shares issued and outstanding in the United States.■In the first year of listing, the company’s annual fee will be prorated based on the date of listing.■For a company transferring to The NASDAQ National Market from The NASDAQ SmallCap Market, NASDAQ will apply a credit towards the balance of the company’s new annual fee based on the annual fee already paid.■Annual fees for ADRs listed on The NASDAQ National Market are based on the number of ADRs listed. NASDAQ will apply fees based on ADRs reported outstanding in the U.S. at year-end.Annual Fee ScheduleFor a complete listing of National Market fees, refer to the NASDAQ Marketplace Rules 4500 Series.FEES FOR LISTING A NEW CLASS OF SECURITIESCompanies listed on NASDAQ must complete an application to list a new class of securities that is not currently listed on NASDAQ. When a current NASDAQ-listed company lists a new class of securities on The NASDAQ National Market, it is assessed a variable fee based on the total number of shares outstanding of the new class of securities at the time of initial listing. Entry fees paid by a company for all classes of securities listed on the National Market, regardless of the date these securities are listed, shall not exceed $150,000.Fees are assessed on the date of entry in The NASDAQ National Market, except for $5,000, which represents a non-refundable application fee. This fee must be submitted with the company’s application. The company will also be assessed a pro-rated annual fee.4NASDAQ SMALLCAP MARKETFINANCIAL REQUIREMENTSA company must meet minimum financial requirements for initial listing and continue to meet standards to maintainits listing on The NASDAQ SmallCap Market SM.* Applies to domestic and Canadian securities. For non-Canadian foreign securities and American Depositary Receipts, see Marketplace Rule 4320.1 For initial listing, a company must satisfy one of the following to be in compliance: the stockholders’ equity requirement, the market value of listed securities requirement or the net income requirement. Under Marketplace Rule 4200(a)(20), listed securities is defined as "securities quoted onNASDAQ or listed on a national securities exchange".2 Seasoned companies (those companies already listed or quoted on another marketplace) qualifying only under market value of listed securities requirement must meet the market value of listed securities and the bid price requirements for 90 consecutive trading days prior to applying for listing.3 Publicly held shares is defined as total shares outstanding less any shares held by officers, directors or beneficial owners of 10% or more. In the caseof ADRs/ADS, for initial inclusion only, at least 100,000 shall be issued.4 Round lot holders are shareholders of 100 shares or more.5 An Electronic Communications Network ("ECN") is not considered a market maker for the purpose of these rules.5A company seeking initial inclusion of any class of its securities on The NASDAQ SmallCap Market will be assessedentry and annual fees set forth in the tables below.ENTRY FEES■Entry fees are based upon the aggregate number of shares to be listed at the time of application, regardless of class.■Fees are assessed on the date of entry in The NASDAQ SmallCap Market, except for $5,000, which represents a non-refundable application fee. This fee must be submitted with the company’s application.■For non-U.S. issuers, entry fees are levied only on those shares (or American Depositary Receipts) issued and outstanding in the United States.■Total entry fees paid by a company for all classes of securities listed on the SmallCap Market, regardless of date listed, shall not exceed $50,000. However, notwithstanding this fee cap, applications are subject to the $5,000non-refundable processing fee.Entry Fee ScheduleFor a complete listing of SmallCap Market fees, refer to the NASDAQ Marketplace Rules 4500 Series.6FEES FOR LISTING A NEW CLASS OF SECURITIESCompanies listed on NASDAQ must complete an application to list a new class of securities that is not currentlylisted on NASDAQ. When a current NASDAQ-listed company lists a new class of securities on The NASDAQSmallCap Market, it is assessed a variable fee based on the total number of shares outstanding of the new class of securities at the time of initial listing. Entry fees paid by a company for all classes of securities listed on the SmallCap Market, regardless of the date these securities are listed, shall not exceed $50,000.Fees are assessed on the date of entry in The NASDAQ SmallCap Market, except for $5,000, which represents anon-refundable application fee. This fee must be submitted with the company’s application. 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美国纳斯达克上市标准
纳斯达克（NASDAQ）是美国最大的股票交易所，其中仅有约2500家公司有上市资格。

在能够在纳斯达克上市交易之前，一家公司必须先通过各种严格的规定和要求。

上市条件
要在纳斯达克上市交易，首先公司必须符合一般性的财务，管理和法律要求的条件，
其中包括符合SEC（美国证券交易委员会）的规定，包括外国公司准备报告分析，并准备
及时地报道其财务数据。

有关上市股票的要求，纳斯达克规定每股最低价格为250,000美元，最低可交易股数
不少于400,000股，且同时发行股数不少于200,000股。

上市程序
申请上市所需的文件有包括了公司评估报告，股票登记文件，金融报表，管理层报告，公司治理文件，财务报表等。

接着，必须向SEC提交一份文件，定义该公司的财政信息，
同时完成一份有关风险披露的文件，确保投资者可以充分了解该公司。

上市后
股票上市后，公司将定期披露财务信息，实施公司治理结构，科学管理，定期与投资
者保持沟通，让投资者充分了解股票动态，纳斯达克也会定期审查公司的表现和状况，以
确保其上市股票符合该交易所的标准，同时保护投资者的权益。

纳斯达克也会审查公司的
投资行为，如有违规，将其从上市撤下。