Foreign ADRs List

This page lists the foreign stocks (or) ADRs by country trading on the NYSE, NASDAQ and OTC markets. It also shows the ADRs list by sector and GDRs by country. Clicking on each link takes the user to a separate page where all the individual ADRs are listed.

a) ADR lists by Region and Country:

1) Developed Europe

2) Developed Asia

3) Latin America & Caribbean

4) Emerging Asia

5) Emerging Europe

6) Middle East & Africa

7) Canada – Interlisted Stocks

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b) ADR Lists By Sector:

1) Exchange-listed Sector ADRs list:

2) OTC-Traded ADRs by Industry list:


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c) GDR Lists by Country:

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We are working on more lists. Will be posted soon.

Thanks for your patience !!

27 Comments

  1. I am looking for historical ADR lists for specific countries. i.e. Sweden 2008 list of ADRS. Where can I find that? Thank you.

  2. Author: David (IP: 107.184.73.167, cpe-107-184-73-167.socal.res.rr.com)
    Email: DavidG.Wedding@gmail.com
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    Can you provide a link to download all ADRs from all countries that are traded on US stock exchanges; so that I don’t have to download all the lists myself and put them all together for a symbol list for my trading program. I want to add all ADRs to my list of All US Stocks.

  3. Hi David,
    Do you know where I can find a list of US companies that also trade on foreign exchanges, FTSE, DAX etc?
    Many Thanks.

  4. Dan
    Sorry for the delayed reply.Getting back in the saddle after a vacation.

    Unfortunately I do not know of a site that has the info you are looking for. One way is to search in each exchange site like DAX, FTSE, etc.but it will be a painful process.I know in the UK brokers usually allow to buy US stocks but they buy it directly in the US exchanges. I have seen a few German companies trade on the FTSE with a different ticker than the domestic market. The only advantage with buying such stocks is avoiding the currency conversion. But most US companies seem to want investors to buy stocks directly in the US markets.

    If I have time I will do some research on your question and post some lists.

    Thanks
    -Davdi

  5. Eric (Schrumeric@xxxx.com) wrote:
    Hey David, Is there a way to find all ADRs on listed exchanges paying qualified dividends?

    Thanks,
    Eric

  6. Hi Eric
    We cannot have a list of exchange-listed ADRs that pay qualified dividends since that is determined by the shareholder country’s tax laws. All ADRs pay just pay dividends. A broker of the shareholder receiving them will determine if it is a qualified dividend when it is credited to the account.

    So in the US, if an investor holds an ADR for more than a year (excl. REITs) then the dividends received will be treated as qualified dividends. The company paying the dividend does not care or know what the receiver’s situation is. Hence it is up to you to hold stocks for more than a year to take advantage of lower tax rates. Hope this helps.

    Good luck!
    -David

  7. Hi David
    What are the top five foreign countries whose stocks are listed on NASDAQ for the last five years and what is the total number of foreign companies listed? I have looked but cannot pinpoint the data.
    Thanks!
    Ian

  8. Ian
    I am not sure if I have the info you are looking for.But Israel and Canada would be on the top five countries listed on NASDAQ in the past five years.
    There are a few hundred foreign companies listed on NASDAQ. You can find it in the screener here: http://www.nasdaq.com/screening/companies-by-industry.aspx?exchange=NASDAQ. You can download the entire list of foreign firms on lists by country there.

    I am working on putting together a consolidated list of foreign firms on US exchanges. I will upload that to my site this long weekend.

    Hope this helps.
    -David

  9. Hi,
    Do you happen to keep the historical data of ADRs? From the year 2000 to the year 2020?
    Thanks,

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