Hellenic Exchanges Athens Stock Exchange SA
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Hellenic Exchanges Athens Stock Exchange SA
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P2 Gold Inc
F:4Z9
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Magnate Technology Co Ltd
TPEX:4541
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Western Investment Company of Canada Ltd
F:1KC
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BG Medicine Inc
OTC:BGMD
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Freeport Resources Inc
OTC:FEERF
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One Career Inc
TSE:4377
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Aerison Group Ltd
ASX:AE1
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Konoshima Chemical Co Ltd
TSE:4026
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AMG Advanced Metallurgical Group NV
XBER:ADG
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Russel Metals Inc
OTC:RUSMF
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Medondo Holding AG
XETRA:AMI
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Leveljump Healthcare Corp
F:75J
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e-Seikatsu Co Ltd
TSE:3796
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Ultrafabrics Holdings Co Ltd
TSE:4235
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3D Metalforge Ltd
ASX:3MF
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Asmarq Co Ltd
TSE:4197
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Ubicom Holdings Inc
TSE:3937
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Western Capital Resources Inc
OTC:WCRS
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OncoTherapy Science Inc
F:30O
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Eniblock SA
F:K26
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Klondike Gold Corp
SWB:LBDP
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Kiplin Metals Inc
F:17G1
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Hellenic Exchanges Athens Stock Exchange SA
Hellenic Exchanges Athens Stock Exchange SA runs Greece’s main market infrastructure for listed securities. It matches buyers and sellers of stocks and other exchange-traded instruments, and it also runs the systems that support trading, clearing, settlement, and custody. In simple terms, it is the company behind the Athens stock market’s core plumbing. Its customers are banks, brokers, asset managers, listed companies, and other financial institutions that need access to the Greek capital markets. The company makes money mainly from trading fees, listing fees, clearing and settlement services, and charges tied to data and market access. It sits in the middle of every trade, so its business depends less on selling products and more on charging for the use of its marketplace and infrastructure. What makes the business model different is that it is a regulated exchange operator rather than a typical financial firm. It does not take market risk in the way a bank or broker does; instead, it earns fees by maintaining the rules, systems, and records that allow the market to function. That makes it a key utility-like part of Greece’s financial system.
Hellenic Exchanges Athens Stock Exchange SA runs Greece’s main market infrastructure for listed securities. It matches buyers and sellers of stocks and other exchange-traded instruments, and it also runs the systems that support trading, clearing, settlement, and custody. In simple terms, it is the company behind the Athens stock market’s core plumbing.
Its customers are banks, brokers, asset managers, listed companies, and other financial institutions that need access to the Greek capital markets. The company makes money mainly from trading fees, listing fees, clearing and settlement services, and charges tied to data and market access. It sits in the middle of every trade, so its business depends less on selling products and more on charging for the use of its marketplace and infrastructure.
What makes the business model different is that it is a regulated exchange operator rather than a typical financial firm. It does not take market risk in the way a bank or broker does; instead, it earns fees by maintaining the rules, systems, and records that allow the market to function. That makes it a key utility-like part of Greece’s financial system.
Trading Activity: Q1 2025 saw a 28% jump in average daily traded value to nearly EUR 190 million, the highest since 2009.
Revenue Growth: Consolidated turnover rose 17% to EUR 15.8 million, with transactional revenues making up 68% of total revenue.
Margins: EBITDA margin expanded nearly 5 percentage points to 54%; net profit margin reached 37.8%.
Profitability: Net after-tax earnings grew 31.5% to EUR 5.7 million; EBIT rose 32% to EUR 7.1 million.
Operating Expenses: Operating expenses increased 6%, mainly due to an 8% rise in personnel costs tied to variable compensation.
Guidance: Management expects operating expense growth to remain in the mid- to high-single digits for the year, not reaching double digits.
Dividends: Proposed 2024 dividend of EUR 0.29, up 21% from last year, representing a 101% payout ratio.
