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  • Simply Solar Joins BME Scaleup On March 26

    Date 24/03/2025

     

    • The company, which is the fifth to join the BME growth markets in 2025, starts with a valuation of 4.7 million euros

  • The Amman Stock Exchange Requests Listed Companies To File The Annual Financial Statements Of 2024 Before The End Of The Specified Date

    Date 24/03/2025

    Mr. Mazen Wathaifi the Chief Executive Officer of Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) said that the ASE requests listed companies to submit their audited annual financial statements reports for the period ended December 31, 2024, through the e-disclosure System XBRL, prior to the end of Sunday 06/04/2025, in line with the Jordan Securities Commission’s decision to extend the legal deadline for submitting the 2024 annual reports until 06/04/2025, due to the coincidence of the annual report submission deadline with the Eid al-Fitr holiday.

  • Euronext STAR Conference: The 2025 Edition Kicks Off

    Date 24/03/2025

    • From 25 to 27 March, Euronext will host the 2025 edition of the Euronext STAR Conference
    • State Secretary for Economic Affairs and Finance, Federico Freni, and Fabrizio Testa, CEO of Borsa Italiana, will inaugurate the conference 
    • 59 companies listed on Euronext STAR Milan will meet with nearly 280 investors representing over 160 investment firms 
    • More than 2,900 meetings scheduled throughout the event

  • MarĂ­a Santos, New Head REGIS-TR, SIX As Of 1st April 2025

    Date 24/03/2025

    María Santos has been appointed as Head REGIS-TR, SIX as of April 1st, replacing Thomas Steimann, who has decided to retire.  

  • A USD$25 Billion Public-Private Ghana Climate Futures And Socio-Economic Initiative Is Agreed

    Date 24/03/2025

    The Ghana Green Guard USD$25 billion climate futures initiative agreement commits to deliver a series of diversified regenerative solutions to drive a healthier and more sustainable future for all Ghanaians. The agreement is a public-private collaborative partnership between the developer CarbonPura Africa, the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) representing the government of Ghana and PSPH (Private Sector Participation in Health). Leveraging carbon financing, and carbon and biodiversity monetisation, the agreement will drive environmental restoration, clean water access, and community-based social programmes in Ghana.