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  • GPW Group’s Record-Breaking H1 2026

    Date 04/09/2026

    The Warsaw Stock Exchange Group (GPW Group) closed the first six months of 2026 with record-breaking results. Revenue reached PLN 324.2 million, representing a year-on-year increase of 17.3%. Adjusted EBITDA rose by 20.1% year on year to PLN 140.6 million and adjusted net profit attributable to the owners of the parent entity increased by 18.2% year on year, reaching PLN 127.9 million.

  • SET Revises Listing Criteria To Attract New Economy And Foreign Companies, Effective September 11, 2026

    Date 04/09/2026

    The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) has amended listing criteria to better align with the new economic landscape and international practices. The revision opens up opportunities for New Economy companies, both domestic and foreign, across 10 target industry groups, such as Medical and Healthcare Advances, Next-Generation Automotive, and Smart Electronics, as well as companies promoted by the Board of Investment (BOI) and the Eastern Economic Corridor Office (EEC), and leading foreign companies, to raise funds in the Thai capital market, while maintaining the same standards of quality, financial standing, and information disclosure.

  • ICOP Transfers To Euronext Milan

    Date 04/09/2026

    • The company listed on Euronext Growth Milan in July 2024
    • 31 st transfer from Euronext Growth Milan to Euronext Milan 

  • EEX Group Monthly Volumes – August 2026

    Date 04/09/2026

    EEX Group reports its August monthly volumes with the following developments:

    • In August, traded volumes on the EEX Group Global Power markets rose by 17% Year-on-Year to 1,053.4 TWh.
    • In August, the European Power Spot markets increased by 22%, reaching an overall volume of 88.3 TWh. Trading on the day-ahead market grew by 16% while intraday markets increased by 39%, with new records across various market areas.
    • Trading volumes on the European Power Derivatives markets recorded a total of 733.3 TWh, a 25% increase Year-on-Year (August 2025: 587.8 TWh). The German Power Futures market increased by 17% YoY (+70 TWh) to 473.3 TWh. EEX saw strong growth across other European markets, including French Power Futures (+75% YoY), Swiss Power Futures (+81% YoY), Austrian Power Futures (+56% YoY) and Belgian Power Futures (+51% YoY). Trading in Irish Power Futures picked up +213% YoY, reaching a new monthly record.
    • Nordic Power Futures maintained their exceptional growth trend with a 682% YoY increase. The EEX System Price Open Interest* has further increased (+107% YoY).
    • The Japanese power derivatives market nearly doubled the monthly volume Year-on Year (+92%), reaching 17.6 TWh. By the end of August, year-to-date traded volume on this market (147 TWh) almost reached the level of the full year’s volume registered in 2025.
    • Trading on the EEX Group Natural Gas markets totalled 576.7 TWh (-7% YoY).
    • Within the natural gas segment, the Czech Gas Spot market performed particularly well (+62%). On the derivatives markets, volume in Italian PSV Gas Futures tripled to 9.8 TWh (+201% YoY). Strong growth was also recorded in Belgian ZTP Gas Futures (+149% YoY), UK NBP Gas Futures (+335% YoY) and Czech Gas Futures (CZ VTP) (+1,938% YoY).
    • On the North American natural gas markets, operated by Nodal, volumes increased by 61% to 15.0 TWh.
    • The Guarantees of Origin segment grew by 14% as against the previous year, supported by a 32% rise in EEX GO Futures to 4.3 TWh.
    • EEX Group's Freight markets reported a 38% YoY increase to a total of 102,465 lots, driven by strong growth in Freight Futures trading.

  • Vienna Stock Exchange Supports Financial Literacy With New Financial Education Materials

    Date 04/09/2026

    At the start of the new school year in Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland, the Vienna Stock Exchange is providing new free teaching materials on the topic of “Stock Exchange and Capital Market”. Their relevance is set to increase further, as economic and financial education is to be given greater emphasis at commercial colleges (HAK) and the upper secondary level of academic secondary schools (AHS) from the 2027/28 school year onwards. As a partner of Austria’s National Financial Literacy Strategy, the Vienna Stock Exchange is already supporting teachers in preparing students at an early stage to make sound financial decisions. The new “Stock Exchange and Capital Market” teaching materials are now available free of charge on the Vienna Stock Exchange website.

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