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Iraq’s RSISX index down 1.6% with 16.8bn shares

byCustoms Today Report
23/04/2015
in International Customs, Iraq
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BAGHDAD: Iraq’s RSISX index down 1.6 percent with the number of week traded shares was 16.8bn and the weekly trading volume was IQD16.3bn ($12.5mn).
Al-Noor for Money Transfer (MTNN) completed the listing procedures to be listed on the non-regular market and will start trading on Apr. 30, 2015.
Al-Rabita Almalia for Money Transfer (MTRA) completed the listing procedures to be listed on the non-regular market and will start trading on Apr. 28, 2015.
Baghdad Soft Drinks (IBSD) will hold its AGM* on Apr. 30, 2015 to discuss and approve 2014 annual financial results and distributing cash dividend. IBSD also invited its shareholders to visit the company’s headquarters to receive their stock certificate and cash dividends from the profits of previous years. ISX will suspend trading of IBSD starting on Apr. 23, 2015.
A cross transaction occurred on IQD12.5bn National Bank (BNOI) shares on Apr. 16, 2015. This represents 5% of BNOI capital. The sellers were Khaled Ahmed Dahi Al-Shammari and Fadhel Ahmed Dahi Al-Shammari and the buyer was Abas Fadhel Ahmed Dahi Al-Shammari.

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