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You can gain cost-efficient access to capital and achieve unsurpassed liquidity of stock trading after your IPO – due to Deutsche Börse’s liquidity-oriented business model. As a fully integrated exchange organization, Deutsche Börse offers the most cost-efficient trading – and, in consequence, the highest liquidity. A recent analysis by the World Federation of Exchanges shows that Deutsche Börse is Europe’s no. 1 in collecting liquidity. With more than 500,000 daily trades on its electronic trading platform Xetra®, Deutsche Börse has the highest transaction volume and by far the highest turnover velocity compared to Euronext and the London Stock Exchange (LSE). At the same time, investors and traders profit from the lowest all-in trading fees. This means that Deutsche Börse offers the best service at the lowest price to its trading members. This is important for listed companies: high liquidity and low trading cost lead to lower cost of capital.

Please find below a detailed overview of listing fees at Deutsche Börse and further costs.

Fees for Prime, General and Entry Standard and First Quotation Board
Prime Standard General Standard Entry Standard First Quotation Board

Admission fee

Listed securities € 3,000
Admission to trading € 2,500

Listed securities € 3,000
Admission to trading € 2,500

Inclusion € 750 -
Inclusion with
exposé € 1,500

Inclusion € 750

Annual fee

€ 10,000

€ 7,500

€ 5,000

€ 2,500

Attachments
Title Type Size
Primary Market: Sustainability and Sector Specialty on Major Stock Exchanges (Summary 2008)pdf186 KB
Primary Market Activity and the Cost of Going and Being Public (Study 2008)pdf416 KB
Going Public and Being Public - A Global Comparison of the Impact of the Listing Decision on the Cost of Capital (Study 2007)pdf370 KB
Results of Costs of Capital Study 2007 (Chinese)pdf625 KB
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