Invest in companies
You can invest in companies on the NZ and US stock exchanges. Get more choice and more control to grow your go.
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This is only a fraction of the companies you can invest in.
Why invest in companies?
Loads of choice
You can invest in over 3,000 companies across New Zealand and the US, so there’s a lot to choose from. Invest in companies that you love, recognise, or that align with your values...the choice is yours!
Be in control
When you invest in companies, you can control your portfolio, right down to the individual share. You can invest $1 in each of 100 companies, $50 in each of two companies, or any other combination you want.
Get involved
Owning shares in a company is about more than just giving you a return or helping to support a company that you like. You really do own part of the company that you’re investing in.
Invest in local and global brands
Choose to invest in companies in New Zealand and the US.
Buy shares in US companies
Invest in more than 2,300 companies on the US share market across three different exchanges—the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), Nasdaq, and Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE).
Buy shares in NZ companies
You can invest in over 160 companies on the New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZX).
How to invest in companies
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Choose an investment
Build an investment Portfolio that’s right for you. Take your pick from hundreds of companies.
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Place your order
Place a limit order to set the price you’re willing to pay, or place a market order to let the market decide.
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Check your Portfolio
Once your order is filled, the new shares will appear in your Portfolio.
Fees when investing in companies
NZ companies
Our fees for buying and selling shares in companies are very competitive. For NZ companies we charge a 0.5% transaction fee for orders up to $3,000 and an additional 0.1% for amounts over that.
US companies
To buy shares in US companies, you need to convert your NZ dollars into US dollars. Sharesies charges a 0.4% exchange fee to make that conversion. Transaction fees are the same as NZ but are charged in US dollars.
