To qualify for an IPO on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), companies must meet specific admission requirements. These include satisfying either the profit test, requiring a set amount of consolidated profit over recent periods, or the asset test, based on net tangible assets or market capitalisation. Companies must also have a minimum number of shareholders and issue a detailed prospectus that complies with Australian regulatory standards. Corporate governance structures must be in place, along with audited financial statements. ASX approval is subject to compliance with listing rules and regulatory disclosures.