1. Listing Fees: Original Listing Fees for the Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX) range from US$8,000 and up, as determined by the market value of the company at the point of listing. A non-refundable deposit of $5,000 must be submitted at the time of the application and will be applied against the final Original Listing Fee. Fees may be higher depending on the level of due diligence required. For example, more due diligence would be required for a company with foreign business assets.
   
   
2. Maintenance Fees: During the life of a listing on the Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX), there will also be additional fees for certain transactions such as property acquisitions, public offerings and private placements. As well, there will be an annual sustaining fee payable after the first year of the listing. You can see a complete list of all GREENSX listing fees by clicking here.
   
   
3. Securities Commission Fees: Securities commissions will charge an administrative fee for a offering circular (prospectus) filing, as well as for additional filings. Fees vary by province and state, so check with your local securities commission or your legal counsel.
   
   
4. Brokerage Fees: The investment dealer who will may be selling your company's securities into the marketplace will charge a negotiable sales commission ranging from 6%-10% of the value of the securities sold, plus warrants. This sales commission will be paid out of the offering proceeds. The investment dealer may also charge a corporate finance fee, although this is usually combined with other fees.
   
   
5. Nominated Advisor Fees: The Nominated Advisor Fees is a third-party cost, payable to a recognized Nominated Advisor to conduct a due diligence study ensuring that your company meets Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX) listing requirements. Nominated Advisor will be required if the business involves unproven or unique technology, regardless of sector, or has foreign business assets.
   
   
6. Professional Fees: Some types of listings may require audited financial statements. Audit costs vary depending on the complexity of your company, the state of its accounting records, and its financial position. The cost of auditing an operating company for the first time may range between $5,000 and $100,000, although may be higher if a company has foreign operations. There may also be costs for additional services, such as comfort letters.
   
   
7. Legal Fees: Legal fees for a company listing on the Green Stock Exchange (GREENSX) generally range from $5,000 to $100,000, but may exceed that amount based on the complexity of the transaction. As well, foreign companies and certain types of businesses (e.g. business trusts, etc.) may incur higher legal fees.

Your legal and investor relations fees may also be higher if you need help to meet your company's continuous disclosure requirements, including financial statements or news releases.