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Nasdaq Stockholm
Explore listing opportunities, market infrastructure, and innovation at the heart of Sweden’s financial ecosystem.
Nasdaq Stockholm is the hub of Sweden’s capital markets, where innovation, accessibility, and growth meet global ambition. Join us in shaping the future of finance.
Founded in 1863, Nasdaq Stockholm has long been a catalyst for economic growth and innovation across Sweden and Europe. Evolving from a local exchange into a global market operator and technology leader, it now stands as Europe’s premier venue for SME listings and a driving force behind sustainability initiatives. Today, Nasdaq Stockholm connects European companies and investors to global markets, advancing progress through transparency, efficiency, and competitive capital solutions.
Why List on Nasdaq Stockholm
Nasdaq Stockholm is Sweden’s leading stock exchange and a gateway to global capital. Whether you're a growth company or an established enterprise, listing here means joining a trusted, transparent, and internationally connected marketplace.
Global Visibility
Gain exposure to international investors through Nasdaq’s global network and brand recognition.
Access to Capital
Tap into deep and diverse capital pools across the Nordics, Europe, and beyond.
Tailored Growth Platforms
Choose between the Main Market or Nasdaq First North Growth Market, designed to support companies at every stage.
ESG Leadership
Benefit from Nasdaq’s commitment to sustainability, with tools for ESG reporting, green bonds, and carbon removal initiatives.
Technology & Integrity
Trade on one of the world’s most advanced platforms, backed by robust surveillance and regulatory standards.
Strong Nordic Investor Base
Connect with long-term institutional investors who value innovation, transparency, and sustainable growth.
Nasdaq Stockholm in Numbers
Statistics as of 2025 Q4
Shaping the Future of Markets, from Stockholm to the World
Apr 16, 2024
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Access market data and tailored products and services to trade smarter, grow faster, and stay ahead.
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Access the latest market prices for European shares and products to make trading decisions with confidence.
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European Market Solutions
Nasdaq delivers modular solutions for listing, risk management, clearing, settlement, surveillance, and advanced trading.
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Nasdaq Stockholm Through the Years
- 1863 – Stockholms Fondbörs (Stockholm Securities Exchange) is founded.
- 1918 – The Stockholm Stock Exchange becomes the world’s quietest exchange with an electromechanical quotation system.
- 1974 – Begins computerisation; electronic systems replace blackboards in after-hours trading.
- 1985 – Olof Stenhammar launches OM for options trading, later merging with the Stockholm Stock Exchange.
- 1986 – OMX Index is introduced.
- 1989–1990 – Launches SAX, an automated trading system; floor trading ends on 31 May 1990.
- 1998 – Stockholm Stock Exchange merges with OM Gruppen to form OM Stockholmsbörsen.
- 2004–2006 – OM expands across the Nordics and Baltics, acquiring HEX (Helsinki), Tallinn, Riga Vilnius, Copenhagen, and Iceland exchanges.
- 2006 – Launches Nordic First North Market, evolving from Nya Marknaden.
- 2008 – Nasdaq and OMX AB complete their merger, forming Nasdaq OMX.
- 2015 – Nasdaq Stockholm launches the world’s first Sustainable Bond Market.
- 2021 – Acquires majority ownership in carbon removal platform Puro.earth.
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- 1863 – Stockholms Fondbörs (Stockholm Securities Exchange) is founded.
- 1918 – The Stockholm Stock Exchange becomes the world’s quietest exchange with an electromechanical quotation system.
- 1974 – Begins computerisation; electronic systems replace blackboards in after-hours trading.
- 1985 – Olof Stenhammar launches OM for options trading, later merging with the Stockholm Stock Exchange.
- 1986 – OMX Index is introduced.
- 1989–1990 – Launches SAX, an automated trading system; floor trading ends on 31 May 1990.
- 1998 – Stockholm Stock Exchange merges with OM Gruppen to form OM Stockholmsbörsen.
- 2004–2006 – OM expands across the Nordics and Baltics, acquiring HEX (Helsinki), Tallinn, Riga Vilnius, Copenhagen, and Iceland exchanges.
- 2006 – Launches Nordic First North Market, evolving from Nya Marknaden.
- 2008 – Nasdaq and OMX AB complete their merger, forming Nasdaq OMX.
- 2015 – Nasdaq Stockholm launches the world’s first Sustainable Bond Market.
- 2021 – Acquires majority ownership in carbon removal platform Puro.earth.
