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Welcome to Frankfurt Stock Exchange Listings: We are a European IR consulting firm that provides financial related services to both public and private corporations. Since 2000, we have been offering our American, Australian, Chinese, Canadian and British clients a wide range of financial services and creative IR strategies throughout Europe. These services include:
- Primary- and dual-listings of the Company’s shares on European stock exchanges such as Frankfurt, the AIM (Alternative Investment Market) or Plus Markets (London).
- Structuring and implementing comprehensive IR/PR campaigns designed to maximize the dissemination of corporate information to potential retail investors in Europe – predominantly in Germany.
- Assisting Companies in raising capital and expanding their institutional base in the major European financial communities.
- An effective way of achieving a higher market-cap and additional sponsorship for your corporation is via a Cross-Border Listing (dual listing) – i.e. PLUS Markets and a European Stock Exchange.
- We have the expertise to assist you with all of the applications and filing requirements to have your company approved for trading within a couple of weeks after the first applications are in and we select the local German specialist firm to sponsor your daily trading and settlements.
The benefits to your company from listing on Frankfurt are:
- Increased international exposure.
- Ability to raise equity capital in Europe.
- Enhanced shareholder value.
- Increased Market-Making commitments.
Initial Frankfurt Stock Exchange Listing Package € 60,000 includes:
- Initial consultation and application for the Frankfurt Stock Listing
- Press release announcing your company’s Frankfurt Stock Exchange approval
- Specialist setup & maintaining of the electronic Order Book on your company’s shares
- Issuance of an ISIN number.
- Routing and processing of bid and ask orders
- Clearing and tracking of the electronic register
- Real-time quotes with Worldwide access from all European financial portals (in Java)
- Monitoring of new threads of leading Financial Community Message Boards in Europe including Comdirect.de, Wallstreet-online.de, CortalConsors.de, financial.de, etc.
- Once your company is approved for trading it will enable you to increase investor awareness across the EU resulting in the ability to raise additional funds through equity sales.
Next Steps: Contact us at info@otclistings.com
We would be pleased to schedule a conference call with one of our senior partners in Europe to answer any questions or concerns that you may have and discuss costs and procedures.
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FRANKFURT, GERMANY and LOS ANGELES, CA–(Marketwire – September 8, 2009) – Philand Ranch Limited (FRANKFURT: 1P8) WKN: AORPEA, a company engaged in the development and management of real estate properties in Vietnam and Southeast Asia, announced today that the Frankfurt Stock Exchange has granted permission for its ordinary shares to begin trading on the Open Market Segment of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, effective September 7, 2009 with the trading symbol 1P8.F and the German Security Code WKN: AORPEA.
Unlike the listings of a handful of private equity funds that invest in Vietnam, this marks the first time a company, not a fund, with core operations in Vietnam is approved for trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Thanks to ease of access and potential improved liquidity through the world’s third largest organized exchange-trading market, this listing provides an opportunity for European and international investors to participate in the growing economy of Vietnam, especially in the areas of real estate development, hospitality, tourism, industrial parks, education, and health care, in which the company engages.
Philand Ranch master plan in Quang Nam Province, Central Vietnam, best known for Hoi An City, a tourism hot spot where the ancient culture of Vietnam and its modern culture meet, is a long-term multi-billion dollar development project, which includes the Pointe91 luxury living community, the private residence club properties, the featured five-star Riviera Hotel Spa, the 3,950-acre free trade zone, the open economic zone, and Philand housing, is expected to produce stable, long-term recurring revenues, more jobs and economic growth for several decades to come.
Pointe91, the company’s first phase of development, is a 118-acre high-end residential seaside resort community featuring 227 grand private homes and villas in seven neighborhoods, a five star resort hotel and spa, and 30 detached select residences that will be offered as a private residence club. Miles of walking and jogging trails and several large parks take advantage of the scenic and natural terrain exclusive to this area. An industrial park, university facilities, worship centers, and a 250-seat indigenous stone outdoor amphitheater with the backdrop of the South China Sea round out the community.
Urban Arena, the California-based architectural firm chosen by Walt Disney for its prize-winning design of “Home of the Future” and responsible for the design of the Pointe91 property, has orchestrated a balance between the outdoors and indoors that will flow from Violin Lake, a natural pond at the entrance of the property, down to the beachfront five-star resort hotel and spa. The interior design will combine Vietnam’s cultural heritage with modern luxury to mirror South Hoi An’s unique identity. An outdoor marketplace for local artisans will introduce the element of local flavor and give residents and guests an opportunity to experience the traditional Vietnamese culture.
Henry Fahman, Chairman of Philand Ranch Ltd., said, “We’re devoted to the responsible development of Quang Nam and have plans to build in the area for the next several decades. Central Vietnam is the place where the next big wave of development will happen, and Philand is poised to help direct the growth that this area will see in the near future.”
Daniel St. John, Philand Ranch project director, is excited about the new project for the company. “Quang Nam is one of the most visually majestic areas of the world — it’s easy to imagine a new life in a place of such natural beauty,” he said. “We understand that Vietnam is ready for a development that combines much needed elbow room with the unique cultural heritage of Asia. We want to bring the spacious layout and orderly ease of a planned community that has been missing in Vietnam.”
About Philand Ranch Limited
Philand Ranch Limited, a United Kingdom corporation (Company No. 6923797) and majority-owned subsidiary of PHI GROUP, INC. (OTCBB: PHIE) (FRANKFURT: PR7) (www.phiglobal.com) is the holding company for the development and management of real estate properties throughout Southeast Asia. The company is the parent of Philand Corporation, a U.S. corporation, and Philand Ranch Ltd., a Singapore corporation. It manages its real estate development activities in Central Vietnam through Philand Vietnam Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Philand Corporation. Web site: www.philandranch.com
About FSE Listings Inc
We are a South African and European consulting firm that provides financial related services to both public and private corporations. Since 2000, we have been offering our American, Australian, Chinese, Canadian and British clients a wide range of financial services and creative IR strategies throughout Europe. Next Steps: Fill-in the attached documentation Click Here and email it to info@fselistings.com
About the Frankfurt Stock Exchange
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange was founded over 400 years ago and is home to public companies from over sixty (60) countries, with North American companies representing approximately 40% of the stocks listed (including over 3,000 U.S. Companies). It is the world’s third largest organized exchange-trading market in terms of turnover and dealings in securities, ranking only behind the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and NASDAQ.
The public guarantor of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is the Deutsche Börse AG whose duty it is to ensure the full viability of trading securities. With the support of state-of-the-art computer-based trading, processing and information systems, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange has been able to keep pace with the ever-increasing demands of the international stock market business. The cosmopolitan atmosphere Frankfurt enjoys is demonstrated in the membership structure of the stock market where more than 70 foreign banks and financial service companies are counted among the total of more than 300 members.
Safe Harbor: This news release contains forward-looking statements that are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially from those projected on the basis of such forward-looking statements. Such forward-looking statements are made based on management’s beliefs, as well as assumptions made by, and information currently available to, management pursuant to the “safe-harbor” provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
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The Frankfurt Stock Exchange Listings- Going Public on Frankfurt – FSE Listings
With over 89% of international listings from more than 80 countries:
48% from North and South America
31% Europe Including Russia
15% Asia
6% Australia and Africa
Regardless of whether they decide in favor of an admission to trading in Entry Standard, of a cost-efficient listing in General Standard or utilize the additional benefits of Prime Standard: their shares are traded on a pan-European platform and attract the attention of national and international investors.
The company benefits from access to a equity capital, which is unending as far as the ability to create equity positions. This is inevitably an advantage of an IPO on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
Advantages of a listing at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange:
-Highest transparency standards in Europe
-High liquidity through trading on the Xetra® platform with an international network of market participants, Designated Sponsor function and low transaction costs
-Favorable listing fees and one of the fastest listing processes worldwide
-Visibility through inclusion in a selection index and allocation to a sector index via industry groups
-Access to professional support before and after the IPO through Deutsche Börse Listing Partners
For extensive information on going public on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, review the listings guide by clicking here
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The Frankfurt Stock Exchange Listings- Going Public
With over 89% of international listings from more than 80 countries:
48% from North and South America
31% Europe Including Russia
15% Asia
6% Australia and Africa
Regardless of whether they decide in favor of an admission to trading in Entry Standard, of a cost-efficient listing in General Standard or utilize the additional benefits of Prime Standard: their shares are traded on a pan-European platform and attract the attention of national and international investors.
The company benefits from access to a equity capital, which is unending as far as the ability to create equity positions. This is inevitably an advantage of an IPO on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
Advantages of a listing at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange:
-Highest transparency standards in Europe
-High liquidity through trading on the Xetra® platform with an international network of market participants, Designated Sponsor function and low transaction costs
-Favorable listing fees and one of the fastest listing processes worldwide
-Visibility through inclusion in a selection index and allocation to a sector index via industry groups
-Access to professional support before and after the IPO through Deutsche Börse Listing Partners
For extensive information on going public on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, review the listings guide by clicking here
Why are companies actively seeking consultants for a public listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FSE) is because of the ability to raise from 2 to 15+ million Euros immediately thereafter from European pension funds, hedge funds, selling groups and private investors.
The total amount that can be raised will be based on the valuation of the Company. The financing occurs very quickly after trading commences on the Exchange. European private and institutional funds are actively seeking investments in newly listed public companies, and the process is rapid as compared to other Designated Offshore Exchange (DOE) venues.
A Frankfurt exchange listing is the first step on the road to becoming a public company, with the opportunity to dual-list in the future, either in the U.S. or Dubai.
The Benefits
There are numerous benefits to a Frankfurt Exchange listing:
– Increased trading volume and market capitalization,
– Addition of new shareholders,
– Capital raising opportunities,
– Raise brand or services awareness,
– No restrictions on insider sales,
– Becoming a truly global player,
– Sometimes only 4 – 6 weeks from application to approval for trading,
– Low cost to value realized and low annual fees.
In addition, further fundraising is possible through the listing, depending on valuation level of the client company.
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Why The Frankfurt Stock Exchange – FSE Listings
In an international comparison, the Deutsche Börse (Frankfurt Stock Exchange) remains the most attractive listing venue for companies aiming for an IPO. Current studies compare the world’s primary market activities and terms for listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange to the leading international exchanges. The study analyzes terms for IPOs on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and compares them with the stock exchanges Euronext, Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKSE), London Stock Exchange (LSE), NASDAQ und New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Almost every third listing of a company, which chose Deutsche Börse as a listing venue, was an Initial Public offering (IPO). This includes a first public offering of shares with an approved prospectus. Only 0.3 percent of all listed companies on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) in London had an IPO at this venue. Sector focus is key to selecting a listing venue for an IPO – especially for companies from the emerging markets. The Deutsche Börse leads among companies whose business is in the alternative energies, high technology, chemical and industrial sectors. In alternative energies alone, 97.8 percent of the entire placed IPO volume has been placed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Another key criterion is the durability of a stock exchange listing.
Deutsche Börse clearly stands out in this respect:
No company with an IPO in Frankfurt between January 2001 and March 2008 has become insolvent. The percentage of insolvencies for Euronext is nearly three percent and for LSE more than five percent. The proportion of delistings is also correspondingly high. The percentage of delistings on LSE is more than ten percent, while at Euronext it is almost seven percent, with no delistings from HKSE or rnrnFrankfurt Stock Exchange during the period stated. For the period from January 1999 to March 2008, Deutsche Börse received top marks as a listing venue in a global comparison. Companies benefit from the lowest capital costs and the highest liquidity. Subjects of the examination included the costs of market access, the subsequent costs for further capital increases and liquidity. Deutsche Börse’s Prime Standard and General Standard rank above the other “main markets”, with its Entry Standard also ranking above other alternative markets.
Today, with a total turnover of €5.2 trillion per year the Frankfurt Stock Exchange strengthens its position as the world’s 3rd largest trade-place for stocks and the world’s 2nd largest by market capitalization.
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If your company is already on a stock exchange which is considered a “Like Exchange” by the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, you have the given and immediate ability to Dual List on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
Dual listing your company affords you the unlimited opportunity to be listed on both your current stock exchange and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
“Dual listings”, sometimes called “Cross-Border listings”, “Cross listings”, or “Secondary listings”, will instantly open up access to a vast new global arena of funders, investors, liquidity and global investors for your company.
FSE Listings can dual list your company on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in record speed and minimal cost.
In addition, we have the ability to obtain approvals for your company without an underwriter.
DUAL LISTING ADVANTAGES AND BENEFITS
Dual Listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange gives your company the ability to reach the massive European investor market 500 million investors strong who are interested in the stock of companies like yours, with the convenience of trading locally in their own currency.
Europeans have a longer hold strategy than their counterparts in North America. Countries like that of Germany give their shareholders an incentive to hold stock for at least a year with no capital gains tax.
A Dual Listing provides a new opportunity for public companies like yours to benefit from the growing global opportunities. Dual listings can also significantly enhance a company’s reputation as a global player in the International market.
A Dual Listing on Frankfurt Stock Exchange offers countless advantages and benefits which FSE Listings can fast track on behalf of your company:
Improved image, reputation and prestige as a global player in the International market.
Greatly expand the ability to raise equity or debt financing.
Increased trading volume and liquidity. Germany is the world’s third largest economy. The upper segements of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange have the highest turnover velocity than many other European Exchanges, including the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. It is the world’s 3rd most liquid market, behind only the NASDAQ and NYSE.
Improved shareholder relations.
Significant enhancement in visibility among overseas investors and the global consumer marketplace
Quickly establish major inroads into European retail and institutional funds.
Benefit from the ever-expanding trends toward global equity investing
No Sarbanes-Oxley requirements
No Naked Short Selling
Xetra, the most efficient and trading platform in the world widely recognized as the most efficient and automated trading system for electronic securities trading in the world. Orders from any point in the globe are automatically inputted into the order book on the central computer
Ability to advertising offerings, unlike the SEC regulated companies in the US with very limited advertising options
Nominal Ongoing Cost – Less ongoing costs compared to US exchanges, including the OTCBB. The ongoing cost to maintain your dual listing on the First Quotation Board Segment of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is less than 3,000 Euros per year.
Technology revolution that burst out into blossom in 20th century changing the face of the whole world didn’t skirt the stock exchanges. The introduction of Xetra® impacted greatly the way the stocks are traded today in Germany and across the globe. While there are still buildings and noble edifices worldwide where stock exchanges supposedly allocate their trading floors actually major part of the trading today, at least this is the case with the Frankfurter Wertpapierbörse, is performed not within the area of the stock exchange physical floor. At present the building of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange serves just as a tangible expression of the historically formed institution that plays one of the main roles in the economy life of the nation.
Boisterous share trading and brokers shouting and gesticulating, this is the typical picture of how we imagine a stock exchange which is in addition maintained by the movie makers. Besides, visitors that have the opportunity to view the trading floor of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange from the Visitors Gallery see lead brokers’ desks in front of the DAX board backdrop and relate this environment directly to the stock exchange itself. And only expert players know that the actual trading takes place somewhere else. Yet, no matter how symbolical the building becomes access to the trading floor is not available to the general public but to authorized trading participants, who buy and sell securities on behalf of their customers. But you can surely take a look at it under special tour program provided by the Visitors Center.
So, the electronic trading system Xetra® came to replace broker supported floor trading. Today domestic shares along with ETFs are traded mainly via Xetra while less liquid securities as well as smaller cap shares, foreign shares, investment funds and almost all bonds are still traded on the Frankfurter floor. Besides, after the trade closes on Xetra at 5.30 p.m. late trading in all securities occurs exclusively on the floor.
Still, it is not just about the volumes of trading shifted to Xetra when we talk about the changes experienced by the Frankfurt Stock Exchange within the last decade, it is also about the trading on the floor which is now as well supported by a computer system known as Xontro. With the computerized platform market participants no longer need to come to the trading floor, but they make their deals from special trading rooms from within their banks.
Thus, when trading occurs with Xetra it means that the electronic trading system collects buy and sell orders of licensed traders in a central computer. When the number of securities and their price correspond the orders are automatically matched. In such a way 90% of the entire share trading is performed in Germany today with 1/5 of these orders placed by private investors.
The introduction of a new market model in 2008 allowed trading of certificates and warrants to run through Xetra. In this environment specialists that are, as we know, peculiar feature of the NYSE, perform the function of market makers executing orders based on quotes set by the issuer.
Among the main advantages available with Xetra trading there are the following mentioned on the Deutsche Börse web site:
• Fair pricing: the high trading volume ensures that the orders are executed rapidly, fully and at fair prices.
• Low costs: there is no brokerage fee.
• High speed: the fully electronic matching of orders guarantees fastest execution times, regardless of whether a share or a whole block of shares is traded. During long trading hours: Xetra trading takes place on each trading day between 9am and 5.30pm.
• A broad selection: on Xetra almost all of the shares listed at FWB® Frankfurter Wertpapierbörse (Frankfurt Stock Exchange) can be traded. There are currently almost 6,000 securities.
• Room for wishes: order addenda define in Xetra trading how an order is to be executed.
Market structure and no spread trading
The trading that takes place at Frankfurt Stock Exchange is regulated in accordance with the rules introduced either by the public legislator or the stock exchange itself. The capital market in Europe divides into EU-regulated markets and markets that are regulated by the stock exchanges themselves (regulated unofficial markets). At Frankfurter Wertpapierbörse companies have an option to list either in the EU-regulated market segments such as Official Market or Regulated Market, or they may choose to include their shares in trading on the Open Market (Regulated Unoffical Market),which is regulated by the Frankfurt Stock Exchange itself.
Within the frames of the three market segments Official Market, Regulated Market and Regulated Unofficial Market, there are three levels of transparency: Prime Standard, General Standard and Entry Standard.
The Official and Regulated Markets are segments based upon public law, namely the German Securities Trading Act (WpHG). The admission criteria and ongoing transparency requirements are prescribed by the European legislator. Companies in the Official or Regulated Market fulfill the highest European-wide transparency requirements and enjoy all advantages of a full exchange listing.
The Regulated Unofficial Market, which was repositioned as Open Market in October 2005, with its sub-segment Entry Standard, is a segment based on private law. Companies are included in trading at fewer formal requirements. Entry Standard affords young small and medium-sized companies cost-efficient access to the capital market. For this reason, it is particularly aimed at qualified and experienced investors.
Besides these market segments that are regulated by law, there are two smaller market segments for foreign shares from stock exchanges outside of Germany. International blue chips from Europe and the US can be traded in a special quality segment, Xetra Stars. Newex is the trading segment for central and eastern European securities on the Regulated Unofficial Market of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
Even though the trading runs in the electronic format it doesn’t mean absolute absence of live persons in the market. There are three groups participating in the trading: investors (the ‘end consumers’), issuers (‘the producers’) and traders (‘the intermediaries’).
The role of intermediaries on the Frankfurt trading floor is performed by lead brokers. They are responsible for matching demand and supply and fixing prices. In Xetra® trading, Designated Sponsors and Market Makers act as brokers and also provide binding bid and ask quotes. Additionally, banks hire traders to forward the orders of their customers to lead brokers or enter them into the electronic trading system.
These lead brokers attend to equities and other securities such as certificates or reverse convertibles:
• Baader Wertpapierhandelsbank AG
• Close Brothers Seydler AG
• Concord Financial Intermediary GmbH
• Equinet Securities AG
• Hans Wilhelm Weber Wertpapierhandels GmbH
• ICF Kursmakler AG
• MWB Wertpapierhandelsbank AG
• N.M. Fleischhacker AG
• RENELL Wertpapierhandelsbank AG
• RG Securities AG
• Rolf Brauburger Kursmakler GmbH
• Steubing AG
• TRADEGATE AG
• TriTrade GmbH
• DBM Deutsche Börsenmakler GmbH
• Peter Koch Xchange Brokers GmbH
• Hellwig Wertpapierhandels GmbH
• Walter Ludwig Wertpapierhandels GmbH
To be eligible to participate in the market a person has to be authorized. Private investors without a valid trader’s license are not authorized to trade directly on the floor. Authorized trading participants buy and sell securities on behalf of their clients. There are private and institutional investors and within each of these two groups, different types of investors and investment strategies can be found.
Issuers also need not present on the trading floor except the first day of admission to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange when company makes its IPO which can be observed by the spectators live on the Internet.
Lead brokers can trade up to 160 shares of the DAX, MDAX, TecDAX and SDAX for private investors without paying the spread.
When an investor wants to buy a security one of the most urgent aspects he tries to clarify is the current price. In this regard, the up-to-date estimate might be of more importance to than the last price. There are two types of estimates: the bid and the ask estimate. Estimates are published by the lead brokers in Frankfurt floor trading; they are determined on the basis of the current market situation and under consideration of the respective reference market.
As we know, in most cases of exchange trading investors sell at the lower bid price and buy at the higher ask price. The difference between the two is called spread. The more actively a title is traded, the narrower is the spread. The narrower the spread, the more favorable is the price for both the buyer and the seller.
Previously, the maximum spread for private investors in DAX® titles was 0.3 percent; for MDAX® and TecDAX® titles it was 1 percent. For a DAX share with an exchange price of €50 this corresponds to 15 cent per share; for an MDAX or TecDAX share of the same value, this corresponds to 50 cents max.
But quite lately the situation changed and now the lead brokers execute private investors’ buy and sell orders at the median between the current bid and ask quote providing thus a zero spread in DAX titles for order volumes up to €10,000, in MDAX titles for orders up to €5,000 as well as in TecDAX and SDAX shares for orders up to €3,000.
The median between the bid and the ask quote is an indicative price. It is published in real-time on the website of Deutsche Börse. It represents the price at which the lead broker could execute a buy or sell order on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange at the given point in time.
Indices
The leading stock market index accepted in Germany is the DAX®. It belongs to the family of selection indices at the Börse Frankfurt which also includes the TecDAX®, MDAX® and SDAX®. The Deutsche Börse also calculates several other indices to provide valuable information for a wide variety of interests.
The Deutsche Börse calculates four selection indices with global importance: DAX®, MDAX®, TecDAX® and SDAX®. Additionally, the Deutsche Börse calculates sector indices for all companies listed under the Prime, General and Entry Standard.
All share indices are more comprehensive than selection indices, as they tend to reflect the performance of an entire market. Usually portfolio managers use all share indices as benchmarks.
The index family known as DAXplus® gives investors access to several investment strategies in a transparent, regulated and cost efficient environment.
The most popular international indices of the Deutsche Börse are the DJ Stoxx 50 and the DJ Euro Stoxx 50. These indices are possible through the cooperation with other European stock exchanges and the service provider Dow Jones.
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FSE – Frankfurt Stock Exchange – FSE Listings
The city of Frankfurt has the unique distinction of being host to one of the first stock exchanges in the world. Owned and operated by Deutsche Borse, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is the third largest trade-place for stocks in the world and the second largest in terms of market capitalization. There are currently about 6823 companies quoted on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and the exchange enjoys an annual turnover of roughly 5.2 trillion euros. Most of the FSE’s trading takes place via a fully electronic trading system known as Xetra. This electronic system makes it possible for 15 different countries to trade on a single platform. Because this allows for countries to trade on the exchange without actually being in the country for floor trading, some 47% of those companies trading on the FSE are located in other countries. Those companies wishing to enter the Frankfurt stock market can choose from three different categories: Prime, General and Entry Standard. Entry Standard is of course, the easiest ways since Prime and General are regulated by the EU rules. Some examples of companies listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange are Nokia, Opel, Porsche, Daimler Chrysler and Hugo Boss Ag.
Germany enjoys one of the most highly developed market economies in the world and it is the largest economy in Europe. It also ranks fifth in the world in terms of purchasing power parity and GDP. The country’s economy is largely export-orientated and exports account for more than one-third of the country’s annual output. However, despite the fact that Germany enjoys such a high export rate, it suffers from low consumer confidence on a local scale. This has weakened the local economy somewhat, but he government is making strides towards alleviating the problem. Currently the services sector contributes the most towards Germany’s GDP with roughly 70.3% of profits coming from this sector. Agriculture in Germany is incredibly small with only 1.1% of the country’s revenue being generated by this sector and the remaining 28.6% coming from the industry sector. About 13% of the country’s population live below the poverty line and some 9.6% are unemployed. While these number are not all that good for a developed country, they are not that bad when compared to other countries.
Germany’s main industries are iron, steel, cement, coal, chemicals, machinery, motor vehicles, machine tools, electronics, food, beverages, shipbuilding and textiles. In 2005 $1.016 trillion was generated from exports while only $801 billion came from imports. This further shows how much more is generated from exports each year. The country’s main trade partners are France, the US and UK, Italy, the Netherlands, Austria, Belgium, Spain, Switzerland and China.
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