Point-of-sale credit provider Zip is considering a dual-listing of its shares on the Nasdaq, aiming to tap into US investor interest in the buy now, pay later sector that still has plenty of room to grow in the world’s biggest economy.
The fintech said it would maintain its primary listing on the ASX, but a presence on the Nasdaq would support a “significant growth opportunity” in the US market, where Zip makes 80 per cent of its cash earnings and more than two-thirds of sales.
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