BSE to update liquidity bands for multiple financial instruments in April 2025

Vasil Golemanski Vice-Chairman of the Board Bulgarian Stock Exchange
Vasil Golemanski Vice-Chairman of the Board - Bulgarian Stock Exchange
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The Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE) has announced amendments to the liquidity bands applicable to several financial instruments listed on the BSE International (MTF). This change is in accordance with the requirements of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/588, supplementing Directive 2014/65/EU of the European Parliament and the Council concerning the tick size regime for shares, depositary receipts, and exchange-traded funds.

Effective from April 7, 2025, the BSE has provided a list of updated liquidity bands for various instruments. Among them, Aurora Cannabis Inc. will now belong to LB3, Rock Tech Lithium Inc. to LB2, Bitcoin Group SE to LB4, and TeamViewer AG to LB4. Others include BASF SE moving to LB5, Evonik Industries AG remaining at LB4, K+S AG also staying at LB4, and Evotec SE moving to LB5. Additionally, Nokia Oyj, Societe Generale, and Snap Inc. are now categorized under LB5, while Aroundtown Property Holdings S.A. and FlatexDEGIRO AG are under LB4.

Trading activity on these instruments will be affected on April 4, 2025, as all orders will be deleted after the session ends. This action is necessary to accommodate the change in the minimum tick size, per the BSE INTERNATIONAL (MTF) Trading Rules’ Article 16 (3).

Further details and lists of financial instruments can be found on the BSE’s website. The site will reflect these amendments from April 7, 2025, providing updated information in line with EU regulations.



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