TASE pushes to list Israeli companies currently traded only on Wall Street
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) is actively considering attracting secondary listings from major Israeli companies that currently trade exclusively on U.S. exchanges, including firms such as Palo Alto Networks and other prominent technology and growth issuers. The initiative is part of a broader effort to deepen Israel’s capital markets and provide domestic investors with access to high-profile stocks without requiring offshore trading.
TASE leadership has noted that such dual or secondary listings could significantly expand the exchange’s market capitalization base and liquidity, while helping align local investor opportunities with the global footprint of Israeli innovation companies. Regulatory, tax and corporate governance considerations remain central to discussions around structuring these listings, which would complement the exchange’s existing domestic and international offerings.
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