Transfer to Nasdaq
Companies that transfer their stock listing to Nasdaq benefit from access to exclusive indexes, in-house advisory services, distinctive branding and event assets, and alignment with a network of global leaders.
Over 500 listings have transferred to Nasdaq, representing $4 trillion in combined global market value
Using switches is one of the cleanest ways to compare different listing venues. The results still show that stocks trade better when they’re listed on Nasdaq. That’s true in the open auction, during the day, and in the close. So, it’s no surprise that over 500 companies have already switched to Nasdaq.
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Why Companies Switch
Why Industry Leaders Continue to Transfer Their Listings to Nasdaq
We ended 2025 on a strong note with industry leading brands including Walmart, Shopify, Fiserv, and Kimberly-Clark all transferring their listing to Nasdaq. In total, we welcomed 22 companies representing an incredible $1.2 trillion in total market value. These companies join the hundreds of other well-known public companies across all industries who have chosen to switch their stock listings to Nasdaq, including PepsiCo, Honeywell, and Marriott International.
Switch Trading Data
Switching to Nasdaq is Good For Your Stock and Your Investors
Switches are by far the best way to compare different listing market quality, allowing us to compare the exact same stock across two different marketplaces just days apart. That reduces distortions based on sector, market capitalization and single stock events, providing the cleanest comparison between listing venues.
500 And Counting
Celebrating a New Milestone: 500 Listing Transfers to Nasdaq
500 listings have now transferred to Nasdaq. That’s 12 sectors, 18 countries, 40 members of the S&P 500, $2.7 trillion in combined market value – and countless pieces of confetti. In their own words, here are 5 reasons why iconic global brands have made the move to Nasdaq.