TASE (Tel Aviv): Listing Requirements and IPO Guide

Headquarters

Tel Aviv, Israel

Region

Middle East & Africa

Market Focus

Technology & Dual Listings

Overview

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is Israel's only stock exchange and is itself a listed company. Its market reflects Israel's economy, with banks, insurers and real estate groups alongside technology and defence companies.

Israeli law allows companies listed in the US to dual list in Tel Aviv while reporting largely under US rules, a route many Israeli technology companies use.

Known For

Technology, cybersecurity and defence companies
Banks, insurers and real estate groups
Dual listings with US exchanges
An active corporate bond market

Listing Considerations

The Israel Securities Authority is the regulator
Dual-listed companies can rely largely on their US disclosure
Domestic institutional investors are significant buyers
Geopolitical risk forms part of investor analysis

Key Facts

Founded

1953

Operator

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Ltd

Regulator

Israel Securities Authority (ISA)

Main Index

TA-35, TA-125

Currency

Israeli new shekel (ILS)

Trading Hours

Monday–Friday; see TASE for current session times

Market Segments

Main list, R&D companies track, dual listings

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Listing Requirements

Several alternative tracks, each with minimum equity and public float value thresholds
Companies listed on the NYSE, Nasdaq or LSE can dual list under simplified rules, reporting under their home rules
Prospectus approved by the ISA (not required for most dual listings)
A dedicated track for research and development companies

Summary of TASE listing structure, checked November 2026. Detailed thresholds are set in the TASE Rules.

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