Bulgarian Stock Exchange updates liquidity bands for key financial instruments

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 for certain financial instruments on its Main Market. The changes will come into effect on April 7, 2025, impacting shares listed under the Premium Equities Segment.

The modifications are in line with the requirements of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/588, which supplements Directive 2014/65/EU regarding the tick size regime. The regulatory technical standards govern the applicable tick size for liquidity bands of financial instruments.

The specific instruments affected by this amendment include Agria Group Holding AD, listed under ISIN BG1100085072 with BSE code AGH, which will now be classified under liquidity band LB1. Similarly, CB First Investment Bank AD, with ISIN BG1100106050 and BSE code FIB, will transition to liquidity band LB2.

According to the BSE Trading Rules, Article 17(3) of Part IV, any orders in the system for these instruments will be removed post trading session on April 4, 2025, due to the minimum tick size alteration.

For further details and the updated list of financial instruments with assigned liquidity bands as per Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/588, stakeholders are advised to visit the BSE website. The site will reflect these changes as of April 7, 2025.



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