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    LME announces new fees for listing of brands

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    Posted on February 20, 2026

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    Last updated: February 20, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    The London Metal Exchange introduced immediate changes to brand listing costs: a $6,250 one-off charge for Brand Listers and a $1,000 annual fee. It also added an LMEselect cross-order fee waiver for members.

    London Metal Exchange sets new brand-listing fees with LMEselect crossing waiver

    Effective Date and Announcement

    LME Brand Listing Fees and Trading Waiver

    LONDON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - The London Metal Exchange announced changes in fees that will take effect immediately, it said on Friday.

    One-off and Annual Brand Lister Charges

    The exchange, the world's oldest and largest market for industrial metals, said it would impose a one-off charge for "Brand Listers" of $6,250 and an annual fee of $1,000.

    LMEselect Crossing Orders Fee Waiver

    Other changes included a fee waiver when members "cross" orders on its electronic platform LMEselect, it added.

    Reporting and Editing Credits

    (Reporting by Eric Onstad. Editing by Mark Potter)

    Table of Contents

    • Effective Date and Announcement
    • LME Brand Listing Fees and Trading Waiver
    • One-off and Annual Brand Lister Charges
    • LMEselect Crossing Orders Fee Waiver

    Key Takeaways

    • •LME announced immediate changes to brand listing fees.
    • •A one-off $6,250 charge applies to Brand Listers.
    • •An annual $1,000 fee is introduced for listed brands.
    • •Members receive a fee waiver when crossing orders on LMEselect.
    • •Update reported from London by Reuters.

    Frequently Asked Questions about LME announces new fees for listing of brands

    1What is the main topic?

    The London Metal Exchange announced new fees for brand listings, including a one-off charge and an annual fee, alongside a fee waiver when members cross orders on LMEselect.

    2How much are the new LME brand listing fees?

    The exchange will levy a $6,250 one-off charge for Brand Listers and a $1,000 annual fee. These changes take effect immediately.

    3What does the LMEselect crossing fee waiver mean?
    Reporting and Editing Credits

    When members cross orders on the LMEselect electronic platform, the related fee is waived, lowering transaction costs for eligible matched trades.

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