Financial statements

Q1

Revenues decrease by 18% due to weak liquidity

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Total traded value in 2022 increased by 16% compared to 2021 to RON 23.2 bn

Q3

Quarterly results impacted by weaker trading activity, offset by better performance at Group level

Q4

Q2

Financial results influenced by the positive evolution in all business segments

Q1

97% growth in equity trading volumes.

Q4

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Q4

Annual traded value increased by 9.5% in 2021, reaching RON 20bn in the context of a record high number of new listings

Q3

Interest for new listings stays very strong.

Q2

Record activitiy on BVB's primary markets, including the first IPO in the last three years (TTS - EUR 58.5 mil).

Q1

Record high interest in BVB's primary markets. 4 new share listings and 10 bond listing took place in Q1.

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Record high volumes traded on Bucharest Stock Exchange in 2020. RON 18.3 bn (EUR 3.77 bn) traded value, 25% above the previous record set in 2007.

Q3

The promotion of the Romanian capital market to the Secondary Emerging Markets status becomes effective on September 20, 2020. The total value of transactions on all markets, including offers, for the first 9 months of 2020, + 56%, from RON 8.12 bn to RON 12.69 bn, especially due to the increase in the value of secondary public offerings traded on the main stock market but also due to the listing of government securities for retail investors in the fixed income market.

Q2

The total value of transactions on all markets, including offers, + 7%, from RON 5.42 bn to RON 5.79 bn, due to the increase in the value of secondary public offers on the main stock market by RON 0.30 bn.

Q1

The BET index declined by 23.57% in Q1, inline with the evolution of the international markets. The total value of transactions on the regulated stock market, excluding offers, + 17% from RON 2.64 bn to RON 3.09 bn. Transactions with shares, excluding offers, represent 84% of the total traded values in Q1 2020, respectively 92% in Q1 2019

Q4

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Q4

Bucharest Stock Exchange ended the year with 35.12% annual rise for the BET index and 46.9% advance for BET – Total Return. In Q4 we witnessed increased activity on the primary bond market with 10 new listings. The trading activity on the secondary market remained subdued and the full-year 2019 trading value decreased by 3% compared to 2018.

Q3

Romania closed the 3rd quarter with the promotion to Emerging Market from Frontier Market status, by the global index provider FTSE Russell.

Q2

The Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) ended the first half of the year with all the indices on the positive side and double-digit increases. The BET index rose by almost 20% in the first six months, and the BET - Total Return (BET-TR) index crossed the threshold of 14,000 points, an increase of almost 30%. This accelerated growth also appeared as a result of a base effect because the market was very low at the end of last year.

Q1

The Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) saw all its indices post positive returns at the end of the first quarter amid domestic and international uncertainties. The BET index, which includes the most traded 16 listed equities, went up by 9 percent after the first three months, posting a closing value of 8,045 points at the end of the last trading session from March.

Q4

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Until mid-December 2018, the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) was one of the best performing markets in the region, but closed 2018 with a 4.77% drop in the BET index, the main index of the local capital market, which includes the most traded 15 companies. The strong downward trend was triggered on December 19, 2018, when information on additional charges on the banking, energy and telecommunications sectors and on the modification of Pillar II appeared, followed by the BET benchmark decrease by 11.21 %, the entire growth recorded until then in 2018 by the local capital market being vanished in one single day. Between the values existing before that date, namely December 18, and the last trading session in 2018, namely December 31, the main stock market index recorded a decrease by 12%.

Q3

Romania was maintained by the FTSE Russell rating agency on the list of countries monitored for a possible reclassification from Frontier Market to Secondary Emergent Market, according to the most recent edition of the Annual Country Classification Review published on 26 September 2018. According to the FTSE Russell report, in September 2018, the FTSE Russell Advisory Committee for Country Classification changed favorably the rating regarding the permissible OTC transactions and liquidity. With regard to the MSCI global index provider, it has improved Romania's accessibility criteria to three aspects: market regulation, information flow and trading, according to the Global Market Accessibility Review published on June 20, 2018.

Q2

The first half of the year brought on Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) two companies listings, two bond issues, a market reshuffle, but with an increase of 11% in the total return index, and a recognition from the MSCI global index provider on the improvement of three criteria of access to the local capital market.

Q1

The Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) closed the first quarter with a 12.4% increase in the BET index, the main index of the local stock market, which includes the 13 most traded companies, after reaching a level of 8,816 points at the end of March, maximum of the last 11 years.

Q4

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Q4

The Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) had one of the most dynamic years in its history in 2017, marked by the listing of four new private companies on the main market of the BVB and by the effervescence in the corporate bond segment.

Q3

The Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) recorded for the first nine months of 2017 a traded value on all markets of RON 10.88 bn, up by 33% compared with the same period of the previous year, the third quarter being the best quarter of the last two years. The value traded on all markets exceeded RON 4.18 bn in the third quarter, 27% above the year-ago period.

Q2

Bucharest Stock Exchange had the best quarter of the last two years, in terms of trading value in all markets, with new public offerings from private companies and new educational projects dedicated to both investors and entrepreneurs.

Q1

The report herein presents the interim condensed consolidated financial statements of the Bucharest Stock Exchange, prepared in accordance with the International Financial Reporting Standards as adopted by the European Union, and in compliance with the rules and regulations of the Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA). The financial results as of 31 March 2017 are not audited.

Q4

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Q4

Preliminary Financial Report as of December 31, 2016, presents the preliminary condensed consolidated financial statements of the Bucharest Stock Exchange, prepared in accordance with the International Financial Reporting Standards as adopted by the European Union, and in compliance with the rules and regulations of the Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA) which determined the change in accounting policies and use of IFRS reporting starting with 31 December 2015. The financial results as of December 31, 2016, are not audited.

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Q4

The year of 2015 brought a new wave of changes and measures aimed at redesigning the local capital market, with a renewed focus on creating long-term links with the entrepreneurial environment and with the retail investor community. Such efforts could not counter the increased risk aversion and amplified volatility episodes which mostly affected emerging and frontier markets, nor the lack of privatizations of state-owned companies via the capital market. In such challenging international and local context, the Bucharest Stock Exchange ended the year with a standalone net profit of RON 7 mn, down 41% y-o-y.

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Q4

The Bucharest Stock Exchange remained committed to its medium-term goal of reaching the Emerging Markets status as a confirmation of the steps and measures supporting market reform and of the significant progress in removing the obstacles impeding the creation of modern capital markets in Romania. Financial results for the year mirrored these efforts, thus BVB ended 2014 with a net profit of RON 11.9 mn or RON 1.55/share, up by 25% y-o-y.

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