March turnover exceeds 5.7 billion SEK (646 million Euro) at NGM
March marked another strong month for NGM. The total turnover of 5.7 billion SEK (646 million Euro) exceeds even January’s numbers and represents an increase of 45 percent compared to March last year.
NDX Sweden reports a total trade turnover of over 4.9 billion SEK for March and the result for the first quarter means an increase of over 62 percent compared the same period last year. NDX Norway and NDX Finland reports large increases as well. NDX Norway’s turnover went up with 21 percent to 33 million NOK, compared to the previous month, and for NDX Finland the increase is all of 74 percent, which means a turnover of 77 million Euro.
NGM listed equities reached a total turnover of 93.5 million SEK out of which NGM Equity accounted for 30 million SEK and Nordic MTF accounted for 63,5 million SEK. In comparison to March, 2013, the turnover of NGM listed equities increased by 7 percent. So far this year NGM listed equities has increased its total turnover by 73 percent compared to the same period last year.
Notes: For table, see attached file. Exchange rate for March 31, 2014 EUR/SEK: 8.91164, EUR/NOK: 8.2455
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Monthly statistics March 2014 |
For further information, please contact:
Roger Peleback, CEO, NGM
phone: +46(0)8 566 390 25
e-mail: roger.peleback@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