ウクライナ証券取引所、11月末までに取引再開Sincerely planned after two-year suspension
Ukrainian Exchange registered updated operating rules with the National Securities and Stock Market Commission and plans to resume trading by the end of November. Trading had been suspended since July 2024 after the regulator revoked the exchange’s license over sanctions against a minority shareholder; the appeal court later suspended that decision.
要点
- Ukrainian Exchange plans to resume trading by the end of November 2026.
- The exchange registered updated operating rules approved on October 23, 2026.
- The National Securities and Stock Market Commission revoked the exchange’s license on July 8, 2024, citing sanctions against a minority shareholder.
- The Appeal Court suspended the license-revocation decision on September 24, 2024.
- Trading had not resumed by the time of publication.
- Freedom Holding remained the largest shareholder with a 24.265088% stake as of August 2026.
- Ukraine imposed personal sanctions on Timur Turlov in October 2022.
なぜ重要か
resuming trading would restore the operation of a key Ukrainian trading venue after more than two years. The exchange’s path back to trading included updating its operating rules, registering the currency-swap specification with the regulator and securing a favorable outcome in the appeal court case over its license.
何が起きたか
Ukrainian Exchange registered its updated operating rules with the National Securities and Stock Market Commission on October 23. The rules were approved the same day, and the exchange said it planned to resume trading by the end of November. The National Bank registered the currency-swap specification, while the exchange submitted the corresponding documents to the securities regulator. The exchange’s trading had been suspended since July 8, 2024, when the regulator revoked its license because of sanctions against a minority shareholder. The Appeal Court suspended that decision on September 24, 2024.
ウクライナメディアの見方
Ukrainian reporting focuses on the regulatory process, the history of the license and the planned restoration of trading, while also detailing the exchange’s shareholder structure and the connection between sanctions and one of its key shareholders.
背景
The exchange’s license was revoked on July 8, 2024, because of sanctions against a minority shareholder. The Appeal Court suspended the revocation on September 24, 2024, and the exchange later won the resulting two-year court case on July 1, 2027. The securities regulator had previously warned the exchange about the risk of losing its license for breaching licensing conditions. The PFTS complied with prudential requirements and retained its license; another Ukrainian stock exchange is operated by Dnipro-based PrAT “Perspective Stock Exchange.”