Providing support for listing companies on the stock market

Fingate acts as a private financial advisor to provide a comprehensive roadmap
that outlines the executive steps for the listing process in the stock market and
supervises all executive stages and procedures in coordination with the offices
concerned with each stage in accordance with the requirements of the regulatory
authority.

1. Preparing a diagnostic study

The Fingate team conducts a diagnostic study to analyze the company’s
readiness for listing in terms of financial performance, organizational
structure, and internal systems.

2. Pre-setting

Good advance preparation for the presentation is one of the most important
reasons that help in the success of the presentation process itself, as this
preparation leads to a change in the thinking Mindset of the company’s
management so that the company actually begins operating as a public joint
stock company for a sufficient period before the offering process.

3. Supervision and review of legal documents

Follow up and supervise all legal documents required in accordance with the
requirements of the regulatory authority and the financial market.

4. Financial Evaluation File

Comprehensive financial evaluation of the company to determine the fair
value of the share

5. Coordination with regulatory bodies

Working with regulatory bodies to ensure that all requirements and
conditions necessary for listing are met.

6. Marketing to investors

Organizing presentations and meetings with potential investors to market the
offering and increase interest in the shares.

7. Planning for listing

Develop a detailed timeline of the activities and procedures required to
successfully complete the offering process.

Becoming a publicly listed company is not a goal in itself, but rather a means to help family businesses benefit from The following advantages:

✓ Enhance the company’s growth and expansion opportunities
✓ The existence of an integrated and developed stock market
✓ Ensures the continuity of the company
✓ Separation of ownership from management
✓ Enhance and develop the company’s competitiveness
✓ Benefit from the abundance of funding sources available to it
✓ Rely on professional management
✓ Maintaining the family name and role in the company
✓ Support its negotiating position with international companies
✓ Expanding the company’s investment areas