Foreign issuers may list on the SGX Mainboard. The listing may be a primary listing or a secondary listing.

Amended on 7 February 20207 February 2020.

Amended on 29 September 201129 September 2011.

A foreign issuer applying for a secondary listing must already be listed or will be concurrently listed on a foreign stock exchange (referred to as the "home exchange") and must be, or will be, subject to the listing (or other) rules of the home exchange where it has a primary listing. The application need not comply with Part VIII of this Chapter with regard to the moratorium on promoters' shareholdings. A foreign issuer with a secondary listing on the Exchange need not comply with the Exchange's listing rules, provided that it undertakes to:—

All securities will be quoted in Singapore dollars, unless the Exchange agrees to a quotation in a foreign currency, or unless the Monetary Authority of Singapore's policy on the internationalisation of the Singapore dollar requires otherwise. Listing applicants are encouraged to consult the Exchange if they prefer a quotation in a foreign currency.

Arrangements satisfactory to the Exchange must be made to enable shareholders in Singapore to register their shareholdings promptly.

Amended on 26 March 201826 March 2018, 7 February 20207 February 2020 and 12 February 2021.

A foreign issuer must have at least two independent directors, resident in Singapore.