We offer the best-in-class fee structure
for listing simplicity.
Because time and money saved translates into greater investment in your project, business, and growth. See how our fees compare to other exchanges.
Why list on the CSE?
Go public with the exchange that's always invested, and enjoy a fair, accessible, and transparent home for your next big idea.
Service You Can Trust
With two decades of operational expertise, the CSE’s service is our passion and our differentiator.
Time & Cost Advantages
An efficient regulatory regime is paired with a best-in-class fee structure, including a fair and simple-to-understand monthly rate, saving time and money.
From Start-up to Scale
We are Canada's single exchange built for every level of growth, with the experience and bench strength to support companies across the entire spectrum of corporate growth.
A Global Liquidity Profile
CSE listed securities are comprehensively covered domestically while benefiting from a growing list of trading and data partners globally, and supported by a suite of publicity tools.
Transparency
Market participants and investors can access real-time data from all major data vendors and enhanced disclosure is available on every issuer's unique disclosure page.
Integrity
The CSE's commitment to the integrity of its operations is underscored by its objective and easy-to-follow listing policies, combined with regulatory oversight by CIRO and the OSC & BCSC.
Reduce the cost and complexity of going public.
What our partners say
Hundreds of entrepreneurs, innovators, and investors are proud to call the CSE home.
“CSE’s low operating cost model meant that we could budget our costs and efficiently use the funds raised on the marketplace to grow our business. CSE played a huge role in our launch,
our growth and because of this will be our chosen destination for ongoing success.”
Kim Rivers, CEO
Trulieve Cannabis Corp.
(CSE:TRUL)
“The entire CSE team has made listing a fantastic experience. They’re readily available to help and always go the extra mile. I couldn’t be more pleased with our listing.”
Brayden Sutton, CEO
Sorrento Resources Ltd.
(CSE:SRS)
"Listing on the Canadian Securities Exchange marks a significant milestone for our Company. As a public company we believe we will be better positioned to access capital and liquidity in order to expedite the development of our Oil and Gas assets and grow our asset portfolio."
Francisco Gulisano, CEO
Black Gold Exploration Corp.
(CSE:BGX)
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the financial and operational requirements for a company to qualify for a CSE listing?
The CSE reduces the cost and complexity of going public with unparalleled service and straightforward requirements, exceeding TSX listing requirements and TSXV listing requirements when it comes to clarity and simplicity. We have three major qualifying requirements: be a reporting issuer; meet minimum standards; and comply with specific capital structure restrictions, our Listing Agreement, and all CSE rules and policies. Sector-specific requirements may apply.
What are the costs associated with listing on the CSE?
Our goal is to reduce the cost of capital for public issuers, providing innovative businesses with an alternative way to access the public capital markets. Costs include an application fee, an initial listing fee, and a monthly maintenance fee, calculated based on daily average market capitalization. Our costs are competitive against TSXV and TSX fees and structured to be accessible for emerging companies, with specific fees depending on company size and sector.
How does the CSE's operating model and fee structure benefit companies in terms of time and cost efficiency, cost certainty, and value?
The CSE's operating model supports time and cost efficiency by focusing on key risks to protect the public interest, offering an efficient regulatory regime paired with a transparent fee structure and a fixed-fee model, which combines value with cost certainty, freeing issuers from unnecessary review fees and levies. Best-in-class over TSX fees and TSXV fees, our model helps issuers of all sectors and sizes minimize their cost of capital, enhance global liquidity, and invest more time into their business.
For companies already listed on another Canadian exchange, what process does the CSE offer for switching listings?
The CSE offers a streamlined, three-step process for switching listings, and recent policy revisions have made moving your listing(s) to the CSE even easier. Switching can now be completed through referencing 44-101 and/or 51-102 disclosure to avoid the review process typically associated with a new listing.
