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Listing and capital raising in Australia March 2017 Why Australia? 25 years of Gateway to global capital uninterrupted growth ~45% international investors* Low government debt Positioned in the worlds fastest growing region A long


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Listing and capital raising in Australia

March 2017

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Why Australia?

25 years of uninterrupted growth Gateway to global capital

~45% international investors*

Low government debt A long history of funding and listing early stage companies Robust regulatory environment

* Australian Bureau of Statistics, ABS 5232.0, Table 47, September Quarter 2016

Positioned in the world’s fastest growing region

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Why Australia?

$880 $1,154 $1,475 $1,492 $1,525 $1,597 $1,866 $1,917 $2,128 $3,843

Hong Kong China Japan UK Singapore Australia Germany France Ireland Luxembourg United States

Investment Fund Assets (US$b) Australia has

Asia’s largest

pool of investable funds To grow to

$6 trillion by 2030

$18,221

Source: Investment Company Institute, Austrade, Q2 2016 Source: Deloitte 3

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ASX is a globally recognised market

The world’s

9th largest exchange

by market capitalisation

Rank Exchange Market Capitalisation

(US$m) 1 CME Group Inc $53,666 2 Intercontinental Exchange Inc $46,174 3 Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing $39,825 4 Deutsche Boerse AG $21,517 5 London Stock Exchange Group $16,956 6 Nasdaq OMX Group $15,220 7 BM&F BOVESPA SA $13,159 8 Japan Exchange Group $10,874

9 ASX Ltd

$9,862 10 CBOE Holdings Inc $8,236 11 Singapore Exchange Ltd $7,300 12 Moscow Exchange MICEX-RTS $6,581 13 CETIP SA-Mercados Organizado $5,104 14 BATS Global Markets $4,415 15 TMX Group Ltd $4,278

Source: Bloomberg, 10 January 2017

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ASX is a globally recognised market

$1,262 $1,056 $757 $600 $509 $509 $213 $134 $127 $123 $71 $53

China (7) Australia (9) Korea (10) Taiwan (11) India (12) Hong Kong (13) Singapore (22) Thailand (26) Malaysia (27) Indonesia (29) Philippines (32) New Zealand (36)

Source: S&P World By Numbers report, December 2016 Numbers in brackets show the country’s position globally

Size of stock markets in Asia-Pacific region

(ex-Japan, US$b)

By free-float market capitalisation, ASX ranks

3rd in Asia 9th in the world

9th

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An active capital raising platform

IPO Capital Raised by Exchange 2014-16 (US$m) Consistently ranked

in the world’s top

equity markets for capital raising

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$111,402 $73,707 $55,357 $53,449 $39,390 $37,631 $28,746 $23,411 $19,748 $18,328 $17,371 $13,133

NYSE Hong Kong London Stock Exchange Nasdaq Shanghai Tokyo ASX Shenzhen Euronext Amsterdam Deutsche Börse Bolsa de Madrid Mexican SE

Source: Dealogic, December 2016, figures include junior markets where applicable

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An active capital raising platform

50 100 150 200 250 300 350

$- $5,000 $10,000 $15,000 $20,000 $25,000 $30,000 $35,000 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

A$ m Number

Initial Capital Raised and New Listings

IPO Capital Raised

IPO Value Listed

New Listings

2016: 129 new listings (2015: 126, 2014: 104)

$- $20,000 $40,000 $60,000 $80,000 $100,000 $120,000 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

A$ m

Follow-On Capital Raised

Source: ASX

Technology IPOs 2016

#1 sector: ~25% of new listings

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Consumer Discretionary & Staples 15% Resources (Energy + M&M) 21% Financials 30% Real Estate 8% Health Care 6% Industrials & Materials (ex M&M) 11% IT and Telcos 6% Utilities 3% Consumer Discretionary & Staples 12% Resources (Energy + M&M) 43% Financials 10% Real Estate 4% Health Care 8% Industrials & Materials (ex M&M) 10% IT and Telcos 11% Utilities 2%

Breakdown of Listed Companies Market Capitalisation

Total Listed Entities: 2,206 Market Cap: A$1.8 trillion

Strongly represented by: Financials and Resources sectors Small-cap and growth companies

28% 30% 11% 17% 4% 10%

<$10m $10m-$50m $50m- $100m $100m- $500m $500m-$1b >$1b

Proportion of Listed Companies by Market Capitalisation (A$)

Source: ASX, January 2017. Excludes suspended companies and those with $0 market capitalisation Excludes ETFs, retail and wholesale debt listings, entities with no GICS classification, stapled duplicates

A single board for companies from all industry sectors

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ASX Industry Sectors

Source: ASX internal data, Bloomberg, January 2017

Materials

33

companies Energy

214

companies Metals & Mining 645 companies Industrials

165

companies Consumer Discretionary

177

companies Consumer Staples 62 companies Health Care

161

companies Information Technology

193

companies

Telecommunication Services

25

companies Financials

163

companies Utilities

29

companies Real Estate

89

companies

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50 100 150 200 250 Jan-00 Jul-00 Jan-01 Jul-01 Jan-02 Jul-02 Jan-03 Jul-03 Jan-04 Jul-04 Jan-05 Jul-05 Jan-06 Jul-06 Jan-07 Jul-07 Jan-08 Jul-08 Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12 Jan-13 Jul-13 Jan-14 Jul-14 Jan-15 Jul-15 Jan-16 Jul-16 Jan-17

Global index performance since 2000

S&P/ASX 200 S&P 500 FTSE 100 Hang Seng FTSE EURO TOP 100 Nasdaq Composite

Source: Bloomberg, 10 January 2017

Global indices comparison

ASX has outperformed its global peers through the “Asian Century”

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Source: Bloomberg, 12 January 2017 AUD/USD Exchange rate 0.7428 as at 25 November 2016 *Indicative values based on eligibility criteria or inclusions as at last rebalance, November 2016.

  • ASX offers access to key indices at a relatively early stage versus global peers
  • Overall valuations match or exceed those found in other global markets

Index Price/Sales

(forward)

P/E

(forward)

EV/EBITDA

(forward)

Minimum company size

(total market cap)* S&P/ASX 200 2.1 16.5 10.3 US$520 million S&P/ASX 300 2.1 16.5 10.3 US$223 million S&P/ASX 300 INFO TECH 3.6 22.3 14.8 S&P/ASX 300 NASDAQ COMPOSITE 2.2 20.1 12.2 n/a NASDAQ 100 2.8 18.8 10.8 US$4.5 billion S&P 500 1.9 17.5 10.5 US$5.3 billion S&P 500 INFO TECH 3.6 17.3 10.1 S&P 500 FTSE 100 1.2 14.7 8.3 US$4.1 billion HANG SENG 1.8 11.6 9.5 US$3.8 billion

Global indices comparison

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50 75 100 125 150 175 200

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Tech Companies: 190

A growing Technology sector on ASX

Total ASX Listed Technology Companies Value of Technology Stocks by Sub-sector

Market Cap: $39.3 billion

Average market cap of ASX listed technology stocks is $207m; median $40m

Source: IRESS, Moelis & Company as at 1st January 2017, GICS Information Technology sector Source: Morningstar DatAnalysis as at January 2017

Internet Software & Services 22% IT Services 36% Other IT 7% Software 35%

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A growing Technology sector on ASX

ASX marketing initiatives Freelancer IPO (2013) Xero listing (2012) Foreign tech companies Aconex IPO (2014) Wisetech IPO (2016) iProperty acquisition (2016)

Over 60 ASX Tech IPOs in the past 3 years

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ASX is a vibrant market for large and small cap tech IPOs

Note: Market Cap figures above are in AUD as at date of first listing on ASX

In 2015-16 the average market cap of a tech IPO on ASX was $161m with capital raised $54m $312m $480m $819m $542m $81m $154m $105m $66m $169m $62m $267m $71m $974m $2.1bn $218m $168m

Market Cap at IPO

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Australia, 55% North America, 23% Europe, 14% Asia, 8% RoW, 1%

Institutional Ownership S&P/ASX 200 Index Top Institutional Investors

Access a global network of investors

Source: Orient Capital, February 2017.

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50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400

Total Funds Under Management Available to ASX-listed NZ Companies Available to NZX-listed NZ Companies

$ billion

$377 billion $307 billion $66 billion

An independent survey of institutional investors finds that an ASX listing enables NZ companies to access an additional investment pool of A$241 billion, FIVE times the funds available to a solely NZX-listed company.

51 New Zealand based companies are listed on ASX

Source: Orient Capital

Incremental investor access

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When can you IPO?

Revenue Time

Angels, FFF Seed Capital VC, Private Equity, Mergers & Strategic Alliances Initial Public Offering & Exit

ASX offers a main board IPO at an earlier stage than most other major markets

Valley of Death

1st 2nd 3rd

A traditional financing cycle…

Potential timing of an ASX IPO

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Sample period: Jan 2009 - Jun 2015 Stocks: 22 ASX + 22 US (matched) Underpricing = (Reference Price – Offer Price) / Offer Price

ASX 6.73% US 19.07% US 22.29% ASX 8.67%

0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25%

First Traded Price 20th Day Closing Price

IPO Underpricing – ASX vs US Listings

ASX 8.3% US 20.3% US 21.0% ASX 6.4%

Source: MGSM

IPO pricing study: ASX vs USA

  • Macquarie Graduate School of Management (MGSM) analysed IPOs of companies large enough

for the S&P/ASX 200 but too small for S&P 500

  • Findings: Significant underpricing in NYSE and Nasdaq markets vs ASX

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Listing rules & process

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Initial listing requirements

Tailored to growth companies

Admission Criteria Minimum Requirement Number of shareholders

Investors 300 Amount $2000

Company Size

Profit Test $1 million aggregated profit

  • ver past 3 years

$500,000 consolidated profit

  • ver last 12 months

Assets Test $4 million Net Tangible Assets $15 million Market Capitalisation

Free Float

OR

20%

OR

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The listing process

Step 1 Appointment of advisors Step 2 Preparing the prospectus and due diligence Step 3 Institutional marketing program commences Step 4 Lodge prospectus with ASIC Step 5 Lodge listing application with ASX Step 6 Marketing and Offer Period Step 7 Offer closes, shares allocated, trading commences

Indicative schedule – weeks

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The listing process

Appoint Advisers Week 1

Professional advisers are involved with the preparation of the prospectus or offer document, participate in the due diligence process for the IPO, price and market the offering to investors.

Commence due diligence & prepare prospectus Week 2-10

The Australian Corporations Act contains a general disclosure test for prospectuses. The due diligence process is guided by a committee, comprised of representatives of the company and other parties potentially liable under the prospectus.

Commence institutional marketing Week 10-12

The Corporations Act strictly limits advertising of an IPO prior to lodgement of the prospectus with

  • ASIC. However, certain marketing activities can be undertaken to institutional investors, including IPO

roadshows.

Lodge prospectus with ASIC Week 11-12

An ‘exposure period’ of seven days starts from the date of lodgement. During this time the prospectus is made available for public review and comment, and during this period the company cannot accept any applications under the offer. Note that the exposure period may be extended by ASIC if it needs further time to review the prospectus.

Lodge listing application with ASX Week 11-16

The formal listing application is lodged with ASX within seven days of lodgement of the prospectus with ASIC. Typically, the review and approval of the application by ASX is completed within six weeks.

Marketing & offer period Week 13-17

The offer to retail investors starts after the exposure period and usually is open for a period of 3 – 5 weeks.

Trading commences Week 18-19

In the final step, the offer closes, shares are allocated and trading commences.

Indicative schedule

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Corporate Governance

The strengths of the “if not, why not” regime

8 Principles

Lay solid foundations for management and oversight Structure the board to add value Promote ethical and responsible decision making Safeguard integrity in financial reporting Make timely and balanced disclosure Respect the rights of shareholders Recognise and manage risk Remunerate fairly and responsibly

Focus on disclosure of corporate governance practices rather than prescription Companies are required to address each principle (and sub-recommendations) and explain areas of departure – so called “if not, why not” reporting Requirements for an audit committee and a remuneration committee – some prescription in relation to composition, operation and responsibility for constituents of the S&P/ASX 300 index

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Innovation and efficiency in capital raising

Equity capital raising methods

Placements

  • Can be completed within 2 days
  • Minimal documentation required if the offer is made to sophisticated or

professional investors

  • Stock can be immediately traded on the secondary market subject to the company

providing a warranty that all material disclosure has been made (“Cleansing Statement”)

  • Issues greater than 15% can be made with shareholder approval. This is a common

practice Rights Issues

  • No limit to share issues if made pro-rata to existing shareholders
  • Low documentation requirements if the company provides a “cleansing statement”

Accelerated Issues

  • Accelerated offer to institutional shareholders ahead of the pro-rata offer to retail

shareholders

  • The offer price can be fixed or determined by a book-build process
  • Capital is raised quickly and with limited exposure to market

Share Purchase Plan

  • Can issue up to $15,000 worth of additional shares in the company to existing

shareholders in any 12 month period

  • Minimal documentation is required

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Chess Depository Interests

A CDI is a financial product which is a unit of beneficial ownership in an underlying financial product which is quoted on the ASX market. A CDI confers a beneficial interest in the underlying financial product to which it relates.

  • CDIs came into existence because it is often not possible for companies incorporated overseas to allow share

transfers through the ASX's paperless settlement system - CHESS. CDIs therefore enable foreign companies to have their securities cleared and settled electronically through CHESS.

  • Holders of the CDIs obtain beneficial ownership of those foreign shares instead of legal title. Legal title to

the shares is held by a nominee company on behalf of CDI holders.

  • CDIs trade on a one-for-one basis with the overseas listed stock. In many cases, though, they trade on a

different basis, for example, 10-for-one.

  • CDI holders have the same rights as holders whose financial products are legally registered in their own
  • name. This means that all economic benefits such as dividends, bonus issues, rights issues, interest

payments and maturity payments or similar corporate actions flow through to CDI holder as if they were the legal owner of the corresponding financial product.

  • Voting is carried out by directing the depository nominee to cast proxy votes in accordance with the CDI

holder’s written instructions.

Enabling foreign companies to list on ASX

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Profit Test

ASX does not require escrow for companies admitted under the profits test

Voluntary Escrow Underwriting Agreement Assets Test Arm’s length 12 months from issue Non-Arm’s length 24 months from listing

Pre-float investors Recognition for cash or equivalent contribution

  • f pre-float investors – allows proportion to be

unrestricted that represents the cash component Escrow may not be applied to companies with a track record of profitability, or revenue acceptable to ASX,

  • r companies with a

substantial proportion of assets as tangible assets.

Company

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Escrow requirements

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Listing costs

Market Capitalisation % of amount raised (median) Market Capitalisation Initial Fee Annual Fee Less than $10m 10.8% $10m $70,000 $24,983 $10m to $50m 9.5% $50m $110,000 $32,823 $50m to $100m 6.9% $100m $145,000 $42,623 $100m to $500m 5.2% $200m $187,500 $46,512 More than $500m 4.9% $500m $315,000 $58,179

Source: compiled by ASX from disclosed figures in company prospectuses 2010-2014. All figures in AUD The above fees apply as of 1 January 2017. Calculation based on securities for which quotation is sought.

Total IPO Costs ASX Costs

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Case Studies

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Source: Bloomberg, ASX *as at 11 January 2017. All figures in AUD

Code Company Sector Country Market Cap at listing date ($m) Capital Raised ($m) Current Price/Sales (forward)* WTC Wisetech Global Software Australia 973.6 170.4 11.16 XRO Xero Internet Software & Services New Zealand 519.0 NA 8.26 ACX Aconex Software Australia 312.3 140 6.05 SDA Speedcast International Telecommunication Services Hong Kong 235.5 150.0 2.91 FLN Freelancer Internet Software & Services Australia 218.0 15.0 9.79 ONE Oneview Healthcare Health Care Ireland 208.5 62.4 23.96 VGL Vista Group Software New Zealand 169.6 83.9 5.02 AKP Audio Pixels Internet Software & Services Israel 158.0 32.5 NA MUA Mitula Group Internet Software & Services Spain 153.7 26.5 5.95 CL1 Class Ltd Internet Software & Services Australia 116.7 25.1 11.95 AXP AirXpanders Health Care USA 105.7 39.1 238.88 UPD Updater Internet Software & Services USA 85.3 22.0 507.26 CAT Catapult Group Technology Hardware Australia 66.1 12 6.85 OSP Osprey Medical Health Care USA 40.4 20 110.56 EMC Emefcy Commercial & Professional Services Israel 35.5 15 NA SAS Sky and Space Global Telecommunication Services Israel 25.5 4 NA

Selected IPOs 2011 – 2016

  • Technology sector has dominated recent IPOs
  • International listings, with global reach, attracting strong demand

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Listing Date: 11 April 2016 Market Cap at Listing: $973.6m Capital Raised: $170.4m Offer Price: $3.35 Price/Sales: 9.5 EV/EBITDA: 30.3 Lead Manager(s): Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley Market Cap: $1,677m Share Price: $5.75 Price/Sales (Forward): 11.16

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography IPO Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: Wisetech Global (WTC)

Business Overview Wisetech is a provider or software to the logistics services industry

  • globally. They develop, sell and

implement software solutions to facilitate the movement of storage

  • f goods domestically and

internationally. Purpose of the Offer Provide funding and financial flexibility to support growth strategy and future growth

  • pportunities

Repay part of existing debt Enable existing investors to monetise their investment Broaden shareholder base and attain increased brand profile 95 105 115 125 135 145 155 165 175 185 195

08-Apr-16 08-May-16 07-Jun-16 07-Jul-16 06-Aug-16 05-Sep-16 05-Oct-16 04-Nov-16 04-Dec-16 03-Jan-17

Australia 94% Hong Kong 2% New Zealand 2% RoW 2% 71% 16% 10%

WTC ASX 200 ASX 300 Info. Tech.

At Listing As at 11 January 2017

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Listing Date: 8 November 2012 Market Cap at Listing: $519m Capital Raised: NA Offer Price: $4.31 (NZ $5.50) Price/Sales: 24.4 EV/EBITDA: NA Lead Manager(s): NA Market Cap: $2,368m Share Price: $17.35 Price/Sales (Forward): 8.26

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography IPO Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: Xero (XRO)

Business Summary Xero is a New Zealand-based software company that develops cloud-based accounting software for small and medium-sized

  • businesses. The company has
  • ffices in New Zealand, UK and USA

Purpose of the Offer Improve visibility, product awareness and marketing opportunities within Australia Improve liquidity Improve access to capital markets Improve access to Australian based investors 95 195 295 395 495 595 695 795 895 995

07-Nov-12 05-Feb-13 06-May-13 04-Aug-13 02-Nov-13 31-Jan-14 01-May-14 30-Jul-14 28-Oct-14 26-Jan-15 26-Apr-15 25-Jul-15 23-Oct-15 21-Jan-16 20-Apr-16 19-Jul-16 17-Oct-16

287% 28% 30%

XRO ASX 200 ASX 300 Info. Tech.

At Listing As at 11 January 2017

New Zealand 44% US 34% Australia 20% RoW 2%

Accel investment US$100m 25 Feb 2015 Follow-on capital raise, NZ$180m 14 Oct 2013

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Listing Date: 9 December 2014 Market Cap at Listing: $312.3m Capital Raised: $140m Offer Price: $1.90 Price/Sales: 4.08 EV/EBITDA: 238.6 Lead Manager(s): UBS, Macquarie Market Cap: $1,095m Share Price: $5.52 Price/Sales (Forward): 6.06

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography IPO Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: Aconex (ACX)

Business Overview Aconex is a cloud collaboration platform for the global construction

  • industry. The Company’s platform

enables over 50,000 user

  • rganisations worldwide to work on

construction projects.

Purpose of the Offer

Liquid market for its shares Additional financial flexibility and access to capital markets Sell-down by existing shareholders (approx. $90m+) Working capital Capital for acquisitions and marketing 85 135 185 235 285 335 385 435 485 535

09-Dec-14 07-Feb-15 08-Apr-15 07-Jun-15 06-Aug-15 05-Oct-15 04-Dec-15 02-Feb-16 02-Apr-16 01-Jun-16 31-Jul-16 29-Sep-16 28-Nov-16

Australia 65% US 35% 206% 9% 12%

ACX ASX 200 ASX 300 Info. Tech.

At Listing As at 11 January 2017

Follow-On Capital Raise, $32m 27 Aug 2015 Follow-On Capital Raise, $120m 18 Mar 2016 Follow-On Capital Raise, $12m 18 Apr 2016

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18-Nov-14 02-Jan-15 16-Feb-15 02-Apr-15 17-May-15 01-Jul-15 15-Aug-15 29-Sep-15 13-Nov-15 28-Dec-15 11-Feb-16 27-Mar-16 11-May-16 25-Jun-16 09-Aug-16 23-Sep-16 07-Nov-16 22-Dec-16 05-Feb-17

Listing Date: 18 August 2014 Market Cap at Listing: $235.5 million Capital Raised: $150.0 million Offer Price: $1.96 Price/Sales: 1.86 EV/EBITDA: 12.65 Lead Managers: UBS, CIMB Market Cap: $869.1 million Share Price: $0.75 Price/Sales (Forward): NA

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: Speedcast International (SDA)

Business Overview SpeedCast International designs, implements, integrates, operates and maintains satellite-based communications networks and services for its customers.

Purpose of the Offer Create a liquid market for shares and increase shareholder base Repay existing banking facilities Pursue growth opportunities Hiring and retention of high quality staff

69% 2% 2%

SDA ASX 200

At Listing

Australia 84% Hong Kong 14% RoW 2%

As at 8 February 2017

IPO Snapshot

Follow-On Capital Raise, $114.4M 21 Mar 2016

ASX 300 Info. Tech.

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Listing Date: 15 November 2013 Market Cap at Listing: $218m Capital Raised: $15m Offer Price: $0.50 Price/Sales: 21.0 EV/EBITDA: NA Lead Manager(s): KTM Capital Market Cap: $520m Share Price: $1.15 Price/Sales (Forward): 9.79

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography IPO Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: Freelancer (FLN)

Business Overview Freelancer is the worlds largest online marketplace for

  • utsourcing, freelancing and

crowdsourcing services. Freelancer has 18.1 million registered users.

Purpose of the Offer Provide access to equity capital markets in

  • rder to fund future organic growth and

acquisition opportunities. Provide existing shareholders with liquidity. Assist in retaining and attracting employees through share ownership. 85 135 185 235 285 335 385 435

14-Nov-13 13-Jan-14 14-Mar-14 13-May-14 12-Jul-14 10-Sep-14 09-Nov-14 08-Jan-15 09-Mar-15 08-May-15 07-Jul-15 05-Sep-15 04-Nov-15 03-Jan-16 03-Mar-16 02-May-16 01-Jul-16 30-Aug-16 29-Oct-16 28-Dec-16

130% 7% 9%

FLN ASX 200 ASX 300 Info. Tech.

At Listing As at 11 January 2017

Follow-On Capital Raise, $10m 28 Apr 2015 Follow-On Capital Raise, $45m 11 Aug 2015

Australia 99% RoW 1%

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Listing Date: 17 March 2016 Market Cap at Listing: $208.5m Capital Raised: $62.4m Offer Price: $3.58 Price/Sales: 61.1 EV/EBITDA: NA Lead Manager(s): Moelis & Company Market Cap: $331m Share Price: $6.40 Price/Sales (Forward): 23.96

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography IPO Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: Oneview Healthcare (ONE)

Business Overview Oneview is an Ireland based software and solutions company that provides Patient Engagement Solutions for the healthcare sector. Oneview currently fulfils contracts in the United States, Australia, the UAE and Ireland Purpose of the Offer Fund the growth of the company’s presence and foothold in its current markets Fund the expansion of the company into new markets Fund the delivery and implementation of company’s new customer contracts Provide Oneview additional; profile and access to capital markets. 85 105 125 145 165 185 205 225

16-Mar-16 15-Apr-16 15-May-16 14-Jun-16 14-Jul-16 13-Aug-16 12-Sep-16 12-Oct-16 11-Nov-16 11-Dec-16 10-Jan-17

Australia 64% Ireland 31% UK 5% 78% 12% 10%

ONE ASX 200 ASX 300 Info. Tech.

At Listing As at 11January 2017

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Listing Date: 11 August 2014 Market Cap at Listing: $169.6m Capital Raised: $83.9m Offer Price: $2.15 Price/Sales: 3.7 EV/EBITDA: 17.3 Lead Manager(s): Macquarie Market Cap: $427m Share Price: $5.21 Price/Sales (Forward): 65.02

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography IPO Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: Vista Group (VGL)

Business Overview Vista Group is a world leading New Zealand company comprising six businesses all providing software solutions to the global film industry Purpose of the Offer Fund the acquisition of Movio and MACCs Allow existing shareholders to realise some of their investment Provide startup capital for Numero and provide capital for future acquisitions and developments 127% 6%

VGI ASX 200 ASX 300 Info. Tech.

At Listing As at 11January 2017

Australia 21% RoW 1% New Zealand 78%

6% 85 135 185 235 285

11-Aug-14 10-Oct-14 09-Dec-14 07-Feb-15 08-Apr-15 07-Jun-15 06-Aug-15 05-Oct-15 04-Dec-15 02-Feb-16 02-Apr-16 01-Jun-16 31-Jul-16 29-Sep-16 28-Nov-16 36

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Listing Date: 1 February 2011 Market Cap at Listing: $158m Capital Raised: $32.5m Offer Price: $3.85 Price/Sales: NA EV/EBITDA: NA Lead Manager(s): NA Market Cap: $354m Share Price: $13.16 Price/Sales (Forward): NA

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography Backdoor Listing Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: Audio Pixels (AKP)

Business Overview Audio Pixels Limited is a technology company founded in 2006

  • perating in the sound

reproduction industry with a patented technology for the generation of sound waves directly from a digital audio stream. Purpose of the Offer To fund the further development of its patented technology and avoid reliance on external financing. Attain a larger corporate profile in order to enter into a development agreement with another entity. 183% 21% 17%

AKP ASX 200 ASX 300 Info. Tech.

At Listing As at 11 January 2017

Australia 49% Israel 28% New Zealand 23%

Follow-On Capital Raise, $5.9m 20 Dec 2012

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01-Feb-11 01-Jun-11 29-Sep-11 27-Jan-12 26-May-12 23-Sep-12 21-Jan-13 21-May-13 18-Sep-13 16-Jan-14 16-May-14 13-Sep-14 11-Jan-15 11-May-15 08-Sep-15 06-Jan-16 05-May-16 02-Sep-16 31-Dec-16 37

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30-Jun-15 29-Aug-15 28-Oct-15 27-Dec-15 25-Feb-16 25-Apr-16 24-Jun-16 23-Aug-16 22-Oct-16 21-Dec-16

Listing Date: 1 July 2015 Market Cap at Listing: $153.7m Capital Raised: $26.5m Offer Price: $0.75 Price/Sales: 8.3 EV/EBITDA: 19.3 Lead Manager(s): Baillieu Holst Market Cap: $176m Share Price: $0.82 Price/Sales (Forward): 5.95

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography IPO Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: Mitula Group (MUA)

Business Overview Mitula Group operates an online advertising platform consisting of 51 ‘vertical search’ websites located in 38 countries in 14 languages. Purpose of the Offer Raise funds to strengthen Mitula Groups’s balance sheet, and allow existing shareholders to sell some or all of their holdings Provide a liquid market for shares and an

  • pportunity for others to invest

Provide access to capital markets Provide an increased profile as a listed entity Australia 16% Spain 83% UK 1% 9% 6% 7%

MUA ASX 200 ASX 300 Info. Tech.

At Listing As at 11 January 2017

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Listing Date: 18 December 2015 Market Cap at Listing: $116.7 Million Capital Raised: $25.1 million Offer Price: $1.00 Price/Sales: 7.5 EV/EBITDA: 17.3 Lead Manager(s): Commonwealth Bank of Australia Current Market Cap: $358m Share Price: $3.06 Price/Sales (Forward): 11.95

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography IPO Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: Class Limited (CL1)

Business Overview Class Limited is a provider of cloud- based administration software solutions tailored to the requirements of Australian based SMSF providers Purpose of the Offer Provide financial flexibility and access to capital markets Boost the financial strength of Class and support its business strategies Allow better access to a deeper pool of equity capital Provide a liquid market for shares and

  • pportunities for new investors

85 135 185 235 285 335 385 435

17-Dec-15 16-Jan-16 15-Feb-16 16-Mar-16 15-Apr-16 15-May-16 14-Jun-16 14-Jul-16 13-Aug-16 12-Sep-16 12-Oct-16 11-Nov-16 11-Dec-16 10-Jan-17

Australia 100% 206% 13% 3%

CL1 ASX 200 ASX 300 Info. Tech.

At Listing As at 11 January 2017

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Institutional & insider shareholding by geography IPO Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: AirXpanders (AXP)

Business Overview AirXpanders is a US based medical device company whose principal business is the design, manufacturing and distribution of AeroForm, a device used in breast reconstruction. Purpose of the Offer To fund the full market launch and commercialisation of AeroForm in Australia and the US. 85 135 185 235 285 335

22-Jun-15 01-Aug-15 10-Sep-15 20-Oct-15 29-Nov-15 08-Jan-16 17-Feb-16 28-Mar-16 07-May-16 16-Jun-16 26-Jul-16 04-Sep-16 14-Oct-16 23-Nov-16 02-Jan-17

114% 4%

AXP ASX 200 ASX 300 Info. Tech.

At Listing Listing Date: 22 June 2015 Market Cap at Listing: $105.7m Capital Raised: $39.1m Offer Price: $0.50 Price/Sales: NA EV/EBITDA: NA Lead Manager(s) Canaccord Genuity Current Market Cap: $261m Share Price: $1.09 Price/Sales (Forward): 238.88

Follow-On Capital Raise, $20m 15 Jun 2016

Australia 36% US 64%

As at 11 January 2017

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04-Dec-15 29-Dec-15 23-Jan-16 17-Feb-16 13-Mar-16 07-Apr-16 02-May-16 27-May-16 21-Jun-16 16-Jul-16 10-Aug-16 04-Sep-16 29-Sep-16 24-Oct-16 18-Nov-16 13-Dec-16 07-Jan-17

Listing Date: 7 December 2015 Market Cap at Listing: $85.3m Capital Raised: $22m Offer Price: $0.20 Price/Sales: NA EV/EBITDA: NA Lead Manager(s): Euroz, Moelis & Company Market Cap: $205 million Share Price: $0.42 Price/Sales (Forward): 507.26

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography IPO Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: Updater (UPD)

Business Overview Updater is a New York City based company that develops technology to improve the consumer relocation process in the U.S Purpose of the Offer Fund Updater’s continued expansion throughout the US. Expand Updater’s workforce to boost and improve sales capacity, client and customer service, product development and engineering capabilities. Fund working capital requirements. 91% 12% 4%

UPD ASX 200 ASX 300 Info. Tech.

At Listing As at 11 January 2017

US 85% Australia 15%

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18-Dec-14 01-Feb-15 18-Mar-15 02-May-15 16-Jun-15 31-Jul-15 14-Sep-15 29-Oct-15 13-Dec-15 27-Jan-16 12-Mar-16 26-Apr-16 10-Jun-16 25-Jul-16 08-Sep-16 23-Oct-16 07-Dec-16

Listing Date: 15 December 2014 Market Cap at Listing: $66.1 Million Capital Raised: $12m Offer Price: $0.55 Price/Sales: 7.0 EV/EBITDA: NA Lead Managers: Baillieu Holst, Bell Potter Current Market Cap: $424m Share Price: $2.67 Price Sales: (Forward): 6.85

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography IPO Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: Catapult (CAT)

Business Overview Catapult is a global sports analytics company that uses proprietary technology to provide elite sporting

  • rganisations and athletes with real

time data and analytics to monitor and measure athletes Purpose of the Offer Provide catapult with the required funding to compile its work program Achieve a listing on ASX to improve access to capital markets To provide a market for shares Australia 96% Thailand 2% USA 2% 385% 11% 13%

CAT ASX 200 ASX 300 Info. Tech.

At Listing As at January 11 2017

Follow-On Capital Raise, $64.8m 25 Jul 2016

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Listing Date: 16 April 2012 Market Cap at Listing: $40.4m Capital Raised: $20m Offer Price: $0.40 Price/Sales: NA EV/EBITDA: NA Lead Manager(s): Shaw Corporate Finance Market Cap: $121m Share Price: $0.47 Price/Sales (Forward): 110.56

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography IPO Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: Osprey Medical (OSP)

Business Overview Osprey Medical is a US based Company focused on the development and commercialisation of its proprietary CINCOR System for the prevention

  • f Contrast Induced Nephropathy

which refers to contrast/dye induced kidney cell death. Purpose of the Offer Undertake a market launch of the CINCOR system in Europe Conduct a registration directed IDE clinical trial and subsequent FDA clearance Conduct a randomised study to assist in market adaptation Pay expenses of the offer Provide working capital 30% 135%

OSP ASX 200 ASX 300 Pharma.

At Listing As at 11 January 2017

Australia 99% Singapore 1%

Follow-On Capital Raise, $13.3m 16 Oct 2013 Follow-On Capital Raise, $12.7m 23 Mar 2015 Follow-On Capital Raise, $21.2m 04 Aug 2016

18% 50 100 150 200 250 300

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21-Dec-15 15-Jan-16 09-Feb-16 05-Mar-16 30-Mar-16 24-Apr-16 19-May-16 13-Jun-16 08-Jul-16 02-Aug-16 27-Aug-16 21-Sep-16 16-Oct-16 10-Nov-16 05-Dec-16 30-Dec-16 24-Jan-17

Listing Date: 23 December 2015 Market Cap at Listing: $35.5 million Capital Raised: $15.0 million Offer Price: $0.20 Price/Sales: NA EV/EBITDA: NA Lead Managers: Henslow Market Cap: $193m Share Price: $0.75 Price/Sales (Forward): NA

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography Back-door Listing Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: Emefcy Limited (EMC)

Business Overview Emefcy is a clean technology company involved in the development of innovative, decentralised, energy efficient wastewater treatment technologies.

Purpose of the Offer Further Research and Development Fund ongoing company administration expenses Commercialisation of Emefcy products Allocation of Working Capital

183% 10% 4%

EMC ASX 200 ASX 300 Indust.

At Listing

Australia 40% Israel 30% United States 30%

As at 11 January 2017

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31-May-16 14-Jun-16 28-Jun-16 12-Jul-16 26-Jul-16 09-Aug-16 23-Aug-16 06-Sep-16 20-Sep-16 04-Oct-16 18-Oct-16 01-Nov-16 15-Nov-16 29-Nov-16 13-Dec-16 27-Dec-16 10-Jan-17 24-Jan-17 07-Feb-17

Listing Date: 31 May 2016 Market Cap at Listing: $25.5 million Capital Raised: $4.0 million Offer Price: $0.02 Price/Sales: NA EV/EBITDA: NA Lead Managers: Patersons Market Cap: $48.0 million Share Price: $0.09 Price/Sales (Forward): NA

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography Back-door Listing Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: Sky and Space Global (SAS)

Business Overview Sky and Space Global is a UK incorporated company with European and Israeli centres which plans to deploy nano-satellites constellations in orbit to provide global communication infrastructure.

Purpose of the Offer Increase of available Working Capital and corporate administration costs Nano-satellite construction and ground station costs Licensing and operational costs Launch costs

220% 5% 8%

SAS ASX 200 ASX 300 IT

At Listing

Australia 4% Israel 96%

As at 8 February 2017

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SEA Case Studies

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An attractive capital raising venue for Asian companies

  • Investor attitudes and pools of capital
  • Location in Asia-Pacific
  • Alternative to domestic exchanges
  • Profile, credibility and marketing
  • Liquidity
  • Support of ASX
  • Track record of successful IPOs

Malaysia Hong Kong Singapore China

Benefits of ASX

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Listing Date: 10 September 2007 Market Cap at Listing: $25.6 million Capital Raised: $7.5 million Price/Sales: 25.1 Valuation at acquisition: $750.8m

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography IPO Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: iProperty Group (IPP)

Business Overview iProperty Group is a Malaysian based property website group that operates Asia’s Number 1 network of property websites. The group offers services in real estate portals, real estate services and project marketing. Purpose of the Offer Cash acquisition of Info-Tools Pty Ltd Further acquisition commitments Provision of working capital Cash retained for further acquisitions

1430%

25% 48%

ICQ ASX 200 ASX 300 Real Estate

At Listing

Acquired by REA Group 16 Feb 16 Follow-On Capital Raising, $2.4m 9 Apr 10 Follow-On Capital Raising, $3.7m 13 Sep 10 Follow-On Capital Raising, $9.7m 7 Jun 12 Follow-On Capital Raising, $23m 16 Oct 14

Australia 48% Malaysia 49% RoW 3%

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Listing Date: 11 September 2012 Market Cap at Listing: $27.8 million Capital Raised: $10 million Offer Price: $0.20 Price/SaIes: 187.4 EV/EBITDA: NA Lead Managers: E.L. & C. Baillieu (Baillieu Holst) Market Cap: $77m Share Price: $0.24 Price/Sales (Forward): 10.51

Institutional & insider shareholding by geography IPO Snapshot Price performance, rebased at listing date

Case study: iCar Asia (ICQ)

Business Overview iCar Asia owns and operates ASEAN’s No. 1 network of automotive portals. Their online properties currently reach over 4.8 million car buyers and enthusiasts in the region every month. Purpose of the Offer Fund outstanding cash payments Fund advertising and marketing programs to develop its business Provide capital for future acquisition

  • pportunities

Working capital 85 185 285 385 485 585 685 785 885 985

10-Sep-12 09-Nov-12 08-Jan-13 09-Mar-13 08-May-13 07-Jul-13 05-Sep-13 04-Nov-13 03-Jan-14 04-Mar-14 03-May-14 02-Jul-14 31-Aug-14 30-Oct-14 29-Dec-14 27-Feb-15 28-Apr-15 27-Jun-15 26-Aug-15 25-Oct-15 24-Dec-15 22-Feb-16 22-Apr-16 21-Jun-16 20-Aug-16 19-Oct-16 18-Dec-16

23% 33% 28%

ICQ ASX 200 ASX 300 Info. Tech.

At Listing As at 11 January 2017

Follow-On Capital Raise, $21.1m 20 Nov 2014 Follow-On Capital Raise, $11.5m 7 Sep 2015

Australia 63% Malaysia 31% United States 6%

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NZ Case Studies

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ASX ‘NZ Foreign Exempt’ listing category

Streamlines dual listing process for NZ companies

Listing rule category NZ ‘Standard’ Listing NZ Foreign Exempt*

Admission: Information Memorandum (compliance listings) ASX requirement Not required Admission: Prospectus (capital raising) Trans-Tasman mutual recognition Trans-Tasman mutual recognition Admission: Good fame & character ASX ASX Release of information and announcements ASX & NZX ASX & NZX Continuous disclosure standard ASX & NZX NZX only Periodic disclosure (format and timetable) NZX only – waiver required NZX only Subsequent capital raising limits NZX only – waiver required NZX only Corporate Governance code ASX & NZX NZX only Significant transactions ASX & NZX NZX only Related party transactions ASX & NZX NZX only Trading halts and suspensions ASX & NZX ASX & NZX Share registry ASX & NZX ASX & NZX

* Listing requirements are indicative only

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01-Jul-10 01-Sep-10 01-Nov-10 01-Jan-11 01-Mar-11 01-May-11 01-Jul-11 01-Sep-11 01-Nov-11 01-Jan-12 01-Mar-12 01-May-12 01-Jul-12 01-Sep-12 01-Nov-12 01-Jan-13 01-Mar-13 01-May-13 01-Jul-13 01-Sep-13 01-Nov-13 01-Jan-14 01-Mar-14 01-May-14 01-Jul-14 01-Sep-14 01-Nov-14 01-Jan-15 01-Mar-15 01-May-15 01-Jul-15 01-Sep-15 01-Nov-15 01-Jan-16 01-Mar-16 01-May-16 01-Jul-16 01-Sep-16 01-Nov-16 01-Jan-17

Price (NZD) Volume

KMD AU - Volume KMD NZ - Volume KMD NZ - Price 6 per. Mov. Avg. (KMD AU - Volume) 6 per. Mov. Avg. (KMD NZ - Volume)

Kathmandu completed an NZX-ASX IPO in November 2009.

  • ASX dual listing offered incremental investor access and liquidity in Australia
  • Significant take-up by Australia-based investors facilitated ASX 200 index inclusion

Briscoe takeover announcement 30 Jun 2015

Case study: Kathmandu

ASX 200 index inclusion 18 Nov 2013 ASX 300 index inclusion 22 Mar 2010

Source: Bloomberg, February 2017

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Price (NZD) Volume

TME AU - Volume TME NZ - Volume TME NZ - Price 6 per. Mov. Avg. (TME AU - Volume) 6 per. Mov. Avg. (TME NZ - Volume)

Case study: TradeMe Group Limited

TradeMe completed an NZX-ASX IPO on 13th December 2011.

  • ASX dual listing offered incremental investor access and liquidity in Australia
  • Subsequent block trade increased shares on Australian register, facilitating ASX 200 index inclusion

Block trade (Sell down by Fairfax Digital NZ) A$616m Increased number of shares

  • n Australian register

ASX 200 index inclusion 18 Mar 2013

Source: Bloomberg, February 2017

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01-Jul-10 01-Sep-10 01-Nov-10 01-Jan-11 01-Mar-11 01-May-11 01-Jul-11 01-Sep-11 01-Nov-11 01-Jan-12 01-Mar-12 01-May-12 01-Jul-12 01-Sep-12 01-Nov-12 01-Jan-13 01-Mar-13 01-May-13 01-Jul-13 01-Sep-13 01-Nov-13 01-Jan-14 01-Mar-14 01-May-14 01-Jul-14 01-Sep-14 01-Nov-14 01-Jan-15 01-Mar-15 01-May-15 01-Jul-15 01-Sep-15 01-Nov-15 01-Jan-16 01-Mar-16 01-May-16 01-Jul-16 01-Sep-16 01-Nov-16 01-Jan-17

Price (NZD) Volume

XRO AU - Volume XRO NZ - Volume XRO NZ - Price 6 per. Mov. Avg. (XRO AU - Volume) 6 per. Mov. Avg. (XRO NZ - Volume)

Dual listing on ASX in 2012. ‘Compliance’ listing (without capital raise) offered:

  • Incremental investor access and liquidity in Australia
  • Increased liquidity in New Zealand
  • Subsequent visibility and capital raising opportunities

Accel investment NZ$140m Follow-on capital raise NZ$180m

Case study: Xero Limited

ASX Listing 08 Nov 2012

Source: Bloomberg, February 2017

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Price (NZD) Volume

A2M AU - Volume ATM NZ - Volume ATM NZ - Price 6 per. Mov. Avg. (A2M AU - Volume) 6 per. Mov. Avg. (ATM NZ - Volume)

Dual listing on ASX in 2015. ‘Compliance’ listing (without capital raise) offered:

  • Incremental investor access and liquidity in Australia
  • Increased liquidity in New Zealand
  • Subsequent visibility and capital raising opportunities

ASX Listing 31 Mar 2015

Case study: The A2 Milk Company

ASX 300 index inclusion 18 Mar 2016

Source: Bloomberg, February 2017

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Price (NZD) Volume

MHJ AU - Volume MHJ NZ - Volume MHJ NZ - Price 6 per. Mov. Avg. (MHJ AU - Volume) 6 per. Mov. Avg. (MHJ NZ - Volume)

Dual listing on ASX in 2016. ‘Compliance’ listing (without capital raise):

  • Reincorporation from NZ to AU company
  • Resulted in incremental liquidity on ASX and NZX
  • Coincided with stock re-rating

Case study: Michael Hill International Limited

ASX Listing 7 July 2016

Source: Bloomberg, February 2017

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Contact

Eddie Grieve

Head of Listings & Issuer Services +61 2 9227 0519 eddie.grieve@asx.com.au

James Posnett

Senior Manager, Listings Business Development +61 2 9227 0282 james.posnett@asx.com.au

Josh Collard

Business Development Manager +61 2 9227 0122 josh.collard@asx.com.au

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