What does a company agree upon when signing a listing agreement?

When a company signs a listing agreement, they agree to submit annual and interim financial reports. This is a standard practice required by stock exchanges to ensure transparency and provide investors with relevant information to make informed decisions. By submitting these reports, the company discloses important financial data and performance metrics, fostering credibility and trust among investors and the public. This commitment is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the capital markets and complying with regulatory standards.