Update on Astana International Exchange Operations

 

Astana International Exchange (AIX) presents its market operational update for March 2020. Total traded value for the period was USD 4,018,846.97 equivalent to KZT 1,657,030,643.61[1], which is almost 30% more than in February 2020.

 

 Trading Update

Security

Nbr trades in Mar

% Change over prior month

Value traded in Mar

% Change over prior month

Volume traded in Mar

% Change over prior month

Nbr trades YTD

Value traded YTD

Equities

HSBK

26

62.50%

KZT 173,068,569.32

139.47%

1,306,306

175.91%

47

KZT 273,799,987.85

HSBK.Y

23

53.33%

USD 324,973.98

95.43%

30,239

176.76%

59

USD 627,381.28

KAP

237

25.40%

KZT 562,280,280.00

163.88%

111,662

162.46%

561

KZT 916,520,945.00

KAP.Y

55

-17.91%

USD 853,306.83

-23.49%

68,104

-18.12%

151

USD 2,366,860.02

POLY

27

170.00%

USD 484,170.10

135.14%

31,744

157.14%

48

USD 894,700.44

KCEL

2

N/A

KZT 19,455,135.00

N/A

7,998

N/A

2

KZT 19,455,135.00

Fixed Income

FRHC.1222

5

0.00%

USD 500,000.00

0.00%

5

0.00%

16

USD 1,600,000.00

ALTN.1222

1

-90.00%

USD 9,459.45

-93.28%

99

-92.93%

11

USD 150,293.13

 

 

Reference:

AIX was formed in 2017 within the Astana International Financial Centre development framework. AIX shareholders are AIFC, Goldman Sachs, the Shanghai stock exchange, the silk Road Fund, and NASDAQ, which also provides the AIX trading platform. The exchange operates within a regulatory environment based on the principles of English Law, thus providing a reliable investment environment. The mission of AIX is to develop an active capital market in Kazakhstan and the region by providing clear and favorable conditions for attracting financing to private and public businesses. AIX develops special segments for mining companies as well as infrastructure projects under the Belt and Road initiative. More details: www.aix.kz

AIFC. Astana International Financial Center (AIFC) was established on the initiative of Nursultan Nazarbayev, the First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The constitutional law establishing AIFC was signed on December 7, 2015. The aim of AIFC is to form a leading center of international financial services. The objectives of AIFC are to assist in attracting investments into the country’s economy, create an attractive environment for investment in financial services, develop the securities market of the Republic of Kazakhstan and ensure its integration with international capital markets. www.aifc.kz

 

[1] Based on the currency rates from National Bank of Kazakhstan for the day of trade

 

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