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How long does a direct listing take?

On average, a direct listing takes 10–12 months from start to finish. The timeline depends heavily on audit readiness, regulatory filings, and how quickly the company can assemble the right advisors. For prepared companies, timelines can sometimes be compressed into less than a year.


Entrepreneurs often fear the process will drag on endlessly. Delays usually come from poor sequencing — starting audits too late, not coordinating attorneys and accountants, or failing to anticipate SEC questions. Without proper planning, 12 months can quickly turn into 18.


Meraki Partners excels in managing momentum. We create a clear roadmap, keep all parties aligned, and work proactively to prevent bottlenecks. Our experience allows us to anticipate regulator feedback and resolve issues before they become setbacks.



The outcome is a faster, smoother journey. With us, founders not only get public more quickly but also arrive prepared to operate as a credible public company from day one.

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