AvePoint lists on SGX Main Board under ticker AVP

The firm aims to broaden its customer, partner, and investor reach.

AvePoint announced its debut on the SGX Main Board under the ticker AVP, adding to its existing Nasdaq listing.

The company said the dual listing advances its global expansion by broadening its customer, partner, and investor reach.

Loh Boon Chye, CEO of SGX Group, welcomed the listing, saying it reflects AvePoint’s Asia-Pacific track record and strategy to widen its investor base, and “underscores Singapore’s stature as a trusted, international hub at the intersection of capital and innovation.”

Bob McCooey, Vice Chairman at Nasdaq, noted AvePoint’s 2021 U.S. listing and described the dual listing as a milestone that highlights the company’s global ambitions.

AvePoint said it first established operations in Singapore in 2009; the city now serves as its Asia headquarters and international R&D hub.

Alongside the SGX debut, AvePoint completed a secondary offering that it said was more than three times oversubscribed.

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