LTSE Boosts Freebies for Stock Listings to Five Years
Published Date: 4/20/2026
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Summary
The Long-Term Stock Exchange (LTSE) just got a green light to offer updated free products and services to companies listed with them, now for up to five years instead of four. This change helps companies get more support without extra costs, making LTSE an even cooler place to list stocks. The new rules kick in fast, so companies can start enjoying these perks right away!
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5 provisions identified: 5 benefits, 0 costs, 0 mixed.
New Market Intelligence Reports (~$150K/yr)
LTSE added Market Intelligence Reports to its complimentary services, which the Exchange represents have an approximate retail value of $150,000 per year. The existing Capital Markets Reports will be retained (approximate retail value $5,000 per year).
Investor Access Program Added (~$150K/yr)
LTSE adopted an Investor Access Program as a complimentary virtual engagement program, which the Exchange represents has an approximate value of $150,000 per year. The program will allow LTSE Services to engage and fund a third-party provider (which, if facilitating introductions, will be a registered broker-dealer) to identify investors and facilitate introductions for Companies.
Complimentary Services Extended to Five Years
If your company is listed on the Long-Term Stock Exchange (LTSE), the Exchange amended Rule 14.602 so complimentary products and services may be provided for up to five years instead of four. The five-year availability period is measured from the date the Company first commenced receiving the applicable reports or, for the Investor Access Program, from the date of first use.
Companies Can Elect Services Any Time
LTSE removed the rule that required Companies to request access to Capital Market Solutions within 90 days of listing. Companies may now elect to receive Market Intelligence Reports and participate in the Investor Access Program at any time, with the applicable five-year period measured from first use or initial commencement of service.
LTIP Removed (No Current Users)
LTSE removed the Long-Term Investor Platform (LTIP) from Rule 14.602; the Exchange represents the LTIP is not currently used by any Companies and its removal will not require an operational transition.
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