NILEX Listing Brochure-Ar
NILEX Listing Brochure-Ar
Listing Guide
in NILEX Stock
Exchange
Introduction
Small and Medium Caped enterprises play an important and vital role in the process of economic development
and providing job opportunities. In spite of the importance of these benifits, the companies face difficulties
when they attemp to get bank funding for their expansion and access to new markets.
Hence, The Egyptian Exchange in cooperation with the concerned authorities established the first market in the
region that allows more financing opportunities for small and medium-sized companies.
NILEX is the only market in the region aiming at developing small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the
Middle East and North Africa through providing the necessary funding to allow expansion opportunities.
NILEX is the result of in-depth study to meet the needs of both investors and SMEs, where similar practices
have proved success in helping these companies to grow and expand by offering more funding opportunities
through investors targeting investment in smaller enterprises.
NILEX targets the promising companies in the region with no boundaries to particular industries or geograph-
ic areas, including family businesses.
Now there is a real chance to get funding without resorting to direct borrowing from banks through listing on
NILEX.
• Huge Egyptian and foreign investments seeking to contribute and invest in promising companies.
• Institutions and Investment banks seeking to invest in successful companies and assist in their development
in terms of management, marketing, technology,…etc
• Listing on the stock exchange facilitates the banking sector funding of all kinds.
• Providing a trading mechanism to speed up the ownership transfer and mechanism for fair pricing based on
supply and demand.
• Listed companies all over the world witnessed remarkable growth opportunities after listing on the market
and obtaining required funding.
Legal Structure Egyptian Joint Stock Company and the securities companies are required
to get approved from the Egyptian Financial Supervisory Authority (EFSA)
to apply for listing.
The Company’s Company should have financial statements for one fiscal year prior to the
Performance Record listing request. In case of unavailability, the company may submit three
years action plan, including the anticipated future results accredited by
the Nominated Advisor or financial advisors accredited by EFSA.
Accounting & Auditing Financial statements are prepared in accordance to the Egyptian Account-
Standards ing & Auditing Standards and approved by the company’s General Assem-
bly authenticated by the administrative authority in charge.
Financial Auditor Appointed by the company’s General Assembly who is enrolled in EFSA.
Shareholders’ Rights Shareholders’ rights should not be less than the paid-in capital in the last
financial statement prior to the listing date.
Capital to be listed Not more than LE 50 million fully paid, and should not exceed later LE 100
million.
Minimum shares to be held 51% for a period of two fiscal years, 25% for the next
by founders and Board of three fiscal years.
Directors and the company’s
major shareholders
Disclosure Required for Publishing the prospectus and in case of listing before the issuance of
The IPO * financial statement for one fiscal year, it is necessary to include additional
disclosures so that the share is traded higher than the paid of the nominal
value.
Rules & Regulations Should abide by the listing of SMEs and blue ships in case it is not men-
tioned in an official document; also, the trading rules.
Agreement Contract The company requesting listing should sign a contract with the Stock
Exchange. The contract organizes the rights and commitments of each.
It states the financial commitments that the company should pay for the
stock exchange in case it violates the listing rules and regulations or the
contract conditions.
Conformity & Constitutional The company’s main structure should be free of any restrictions on the
Restrictions on Stock Trading trading of securities that are to be listed without violating the restrictions
mentioned in the legislations that regulates some activities or certain
geographic regions.
Central Depository Share The Company’s shares should be deposited on the central depository
system.
Contracted with A Nominated A contract should be signed with a certified Nominated Advisor who shall
Advisor guide the company for a period not less than two years from the listing
date. He is committed during this period to submit the company’s re-
search coverage.
In case among the company’s shareholders a risk management fund or
an investment or financial firm whose shares are not less than 10% of
the total issued shares, and it should sign a written pledge not to sell its
contribution except after two years from the listing date.
* The authentication and verification of the information mentioned in the Disclosure report for the objective of IPO is the
responsibility of the company, its financial and legal representatives.
NILEX Stock Exchange 4 Listing Guide
How to Start Listing your Company & benifites from the funding
The first step for listing a company on NILEX is to do a contract with one of the accredited nominated advi-
sors. This nominated advisor is responsible of helping the company in the stage of its listing; he is also in
charge of following up on the company’s commitment towards the Listing and Disclosure rules and regula-
tions. The nominated advisor carries this responsibility for not less than two years since the listing date
though which he is committed to conduct the research coverage of the sponsored company.
Publishing the
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Listing Request
Approving the
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Executing the
IPO through OPR
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Legal Documents proving the • EFSA’s approval to issue the company’s shares at establishment and at
Company’s Legal Entity each capital increase
• The main structure of the company published in the investment news-
paper.
• A new copy of the company’s commercial record.
Documents Associated • Copy of the Official Power of Attorney from the legal representative
with the Listing Request nominated to deal with the stock market to finalize the listing issues.
• A Listing request signed by the company’s legal representative accord-
ing to the form prepared for this.
• Signing the agreement between the stock exchange and the company’s
legal representative to list its shares.
• Copy of the services and listing fees invoices.
• The listing forms on the company’s heading and stamped by its stamp.
IPO Prospectus Include the IPO goal - the schedule for implementing the IPO through the
OPR - the ownership structure before and after implementing the IPO – it
should be approved by the legal representative of the company
* The authentication and verification of the information mentioned in the Disclosure report is on the responsibility of the company and its financial
and legal representatives.
** The authentication and verification of the information mentioned in the Disclosure report is on the responsibility of the company and its
financial and legal representatives.