Sumer
BSUC
-11.11%
0.08
-0.01
BSUC
Al Mansour Bank
BMNS
-0.73%
1.36
-0.01
BMNS
Pepsi
IBSD
-0.49%
4.10
-0.02
IBSD
FCM
IFCM
0.00%
3.35
0.00
IFCM
North Bank
BNOR
-12.50%
0.07
-0.01
BNOR
Baghdad
BBOB
1.02%
2.96
0.03
BBOB
Al Ameen Investment
VAMF
0.00%
1.00
0.00
VAMF
Osmak
AMEF
0.00%
7.50
0.00
AMEF
Al Ameen
SAEI
0.00%
2.06
0.00
SAEI
The Iraq Stock Exchange (ISX) closed on Monday at 99.51 points, losing 0.33% or 0.33 points.
Trading volume reached approximately 10.9 billion shares, at a turnover of around IQD 7.5 billion, traded through 285 transactions by 47 companies, of which 30 gained, four dropped and 13 remained unchanged.
The top three gainers were: Al Ameen Real Estate Investment Co by 20%, Al Ameen for Financial Investment Co by 19% and Middle East Producing and Marketing Fish by 10%. While, the top three decliners were: Fallujah for Construction Materials Co by 10%, Sumer Commercial Bank by 10% and North Bank for Finance and Investment by 1.8%.
The most active companies were Al Mansour Bank for Investment, Bank of Baghdad and Baghdad Soft Drinks Co with a trading volume reaching 500.9 million, 388.2 million, and 266 million shares respectively.
The top value leaders were Bank of Baghdad, followed by Baghdad Soft Drinks Co and Al Mansour Bank for Investment, upon generating IQD 593.3 million, IQD 554.9 million, and IQD 339.2 million respectively.
Trading volume reached approximately 10.9 billion shares, at a turnover of around IQD 7.5 billion, traded through 285 transactions by 47 companies, of which 30 gained, four dropped and 13 remained unchanged.
The top three gainers were: Al Ameen Real Estate Investment Co by 20%, Al Ameen for Financial Investment Co by 19% and Middle East Producing and Marketing Fish by 10%. While, the top three decliners were: Fallujah for Construction Materials Co by 10%, Sumer Commercial Bank by 10% and North Bank for Finance and Investment by 1.8%.
The most active companies were Al Mansour Bank for Investment, Bank of Baghdad and Baghdad Soft Drinks Co with a trading volume reaching 500.9 million, 388.2 million, and 266 million shares respectively.
The top value leaders were Bank of Baghdad, followed by Baghdad Soft Drinks Co and Al Mansour Bank for Investment, upon generating IQD 593.3 million, IQD 554.9 million, and IQD 339.2 million respectively.
Source:
Mubasher Exclusive