Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and sideline fishery: Since Australia itself is a major country in agriculture and animal husbandry, it is common for companies in the agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and sideline fishery industry to list in Australia.
Financial industry: Australia has a well-developed financial services industry, including banks, insurance, securities, investment funds and other financial institutions. Many financial companies choose to list on the ASX to gain greater investment opportunities.
High-tech and Internet industries: Australia also tends to accept the listing of companies in the high-tech and Internet industries, especially those companies that can bring innovation and development to Australia.
Health concept industry: including health care, food health, biomedicine, biotechnology and other industries related to health concept, are welcomed by the Australian market.
Service industries such as education, tourism, and catering: These industries also have large markets in Australia, and with the growth of Australia's population and the development of the service industry, the prospects of these industries are promising.
It should be noted that the listing requirements of each industry may be different. For example, for the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), the listing threshold is relatively high, but lower than that of Nasdaq and New York. exchange. For Chinese small and medium-sized enterprises, it is more suitable to list on the NSX. Companies with annual net profits of more than 10 million yuan can consider listing on the ASX.
In addition, there are certain industries, such as agriculture and mining, that may be more suitable for listing in Australia due to their special nature. However, listing requirements for these industries may vary on a case-by-case basis and specific consultation with professionals is required.