June turnover exceeds 3.3 billion SEK (388 million Euro) at NGM
Nordic Growth Market NGM generated a total turnover exceeding 3.3 billion SEK (388 million Euro) for June 2013, based on NGM’s three markets; Sweden, Finland and Norway.
So far this year NGM has reported a total turnover of more than 21.6 billion SEK which is an increase of 15 percent compared to the same period last year.
During the month of June, NGM listed equities reached a total turnover of more than 54 million SEK. NGM Equity accounted for 23 million SEK and Nordic MTF accounted for 31 million SEK. So far this year, turnover in NGM listed equities has increased by 194 percent compared to the same period last year.
NDX Sweden reported a turnover exceeding 2.9 billion SEK for June. NDX Norway reached a turnover of 56 billion NOK and NDX Finland a turnover of 41 million Euro for June. Most popular at NDX Sweden and NDX Norway were the Constant Leverage certificates which represented the highest turnover among the traded instrument types. NDX Finland’s highest turnover of the traded instrument types were Turbo Warrants.
Notes: For table, see attached file p.2. Exchange rate June 30, 2013: EUR/SEK: 8.71525, EUR/NOK: 7.89963
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Press release monthly statistics June 2013 |
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Tommy Fransson, Deputy CEO, NGM
Tel: +46(0)8 566 390 00
E-post: tommy.fransson@ngm.se
About Nordic Growth Market NGM AB
Since 2003, Nordic Growth Market (NGM) is an Exchange authorized by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority and is today a wholly-owned subsidiary of Börse Stuttgart Holding GmbH, also the owner of Börse Stuttgart, the leading retail exchange in Germany. NGM’s ambition is to be the leading exchange for retail investors in the Nordic region and to be the most attractive alternative for growth companies. NGM operates the Nordic Derivatives Exchange (NDX), a market for listing and trading of structured products, bonds and ETFs. Besides NDX, NGM also operates NG News, one of Sweden´s largest distributors of financial information. For more information about NGM, please visit www.ngm.se Do you want more information about the businesses NDX or NG News? Please visit www.ndx.se or www.ngnews.se for further information. You can also visit NDX’s international websites at www.ndxporssi.com or www.ndxborsen.no