Companies seeking to get listed on a stock exchange must fulfill certain criteria and requirements to ensure their suitability for trading. The specific regulations and requirements vary by the exchange but generally include factors such as a company's financial performance, size, and legal structure. Companies must typically provide extensive documentation, including financial statements, regulatory filings, and legal disclosures, as well as a detailed description of their business operations and management team. In addition to meeting these requirements, companies may also need to secure the services of a broker or underwriter to help facilitate the listing process. Once listed, companies must continue to meet ongoing reporting and regulatory requirements to remain in good standing on the exchange.