RE:RE:Time to Move Up As long as they meet the following requirements:
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Listing Requirements Listing requirements differ between Nasdaq and NYSE. Nasdaq listing requirements mean that companies must have at least 1,250,000 shares available for the public to trade, while companies listing on NYSE must have issued a minimum of 1,100,000 to at least 400 shareholders. Other differences include fees; for companies looking to list on the NYSE the entry fee goes up to $500,000, while for Nasdaq, the entry fee ranges from $50,000 to $75,000, with a yearly fee of around $27,000.*
Additionally, there is a minimum share price of $4 for NYSE-listed companies and the market value of the company’s public shares must be at least $40 million.* For a listing on Nasdaq, companies must have a minimum of three dealers for its stocks."
https://www.dailyfx.com/nas-100/NASDAQ-vs-NYSE.html
Bigger exchange more eyes on it. It's been years of holding this - exciting to see what is happening now. (So fingers crossed in a month or two something like a significant contract gets signed.. even if it is just a pre-liminary contract of some sort.)
poppagasket wrote: I don't think they can move to the NASDAQ until they have a contract signed. Once signed, PYR can go to any exchange it wants. The Saudi / Drosrite International may be enough, but I doubt it.