Stock

Listings and bond issues are soaring

Greece's investment grade recovery, expected to reduce borrowing costs for businesses while opening the door to a larger investor audience, combined with the start of the ECB's rate-cutting cycle, is accelerating activity for listed companies, supporting new issues of corporate bonds and fresh listings on the Athens Stock Exchange.

Dimand: Marianna Latsi and George Elliott (Orasis) are new shareholders

Latsco Hellenic Holdings (the family office of Marianna Latsi) and Orasis (the fund of George Elliott) will invest about 25 million euros in Dimand as cornerstone investors, acquiring a total of 8.92% of the company after the increase of share capital and while the company will now be listed on the Stock Exchange.

Evangelos Marinakis on CPLP’s bond listing at the Athens Stock Exchange: “Green investments are the future”

"We have been engaged with financial markets since 2007 when we were first listed in New York at the Nasdaq stock exchange. Since then we have paid more than $800 million in dividends to our investors" Evangelos Marinakis, the Founder and President of Capital Maritime & Trading Corp. said today, on the occasion of the listing of CPLP's bond on the Athens Stock Exchange (ATHEX).

Enticing investors to enter capital market in focus of conference

Bled – The VZMD Slovenian association of small shareholders and Better Finance will organise an investment conference on Monday to discuss ways of encouraging small shareholders to invest more in the capital market. Around 100 representatives of decision-makers, regulators and shareholders are expected to attend.

International Blue-Chip Stock: The New Market Segment in Bulgaria

 

The financial markets started 2021 with cautious optimism. With the year heading for its home stretch, that sentiment has been justified. Stock markets have bounced back from the ravages of Covid-19 while national economies continue to catch up. In the US and Germany, stock market indices have broken all-time highs recently.

Serbia buys additional share of Montenegrin power transmission system

EMS bought an additional five percent of the shares of the Montenegrin power transmission system on the stock exchange.
By the way, EMS is 100% owned by the state of Serbia.
In 2015, EMS bought slightly more than 10% of the shares of Montenegrin electricity transmission system (Elektroprenos Crne Gore) on the stock exchange in the value of 13.9 million euros.

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