(Vienna) Starting Wednesday, 19 March 2025, the Vienna Stock Exchange will expand its international segment, introducing 38 shares from four countries. Investors will be able to trade hundreds of securities from 27 countries in the global market at domestic fees, in euros and within the trading hours of Vienna Stock Exchange. As market maker, Lang & Schwarz ensures price quality and provides sufficient liquidity for active trading.
Most of the newly tradable shares are from Germany, among them Mutares, the private equity investor and majority shareholder of Steyr Motors which was recently added to the direct market plus of the Vienna Stock Exchange. The offering also includes stocks from the USA, China and the UK. The new additions cover a wide range of industries, offering a diverse range of investment opportunities: Software & IT Services, Medical & Biotechnology, Energy & Environment, Industry & Engineering, Finance & Investments, Technology & Semiconductors, Consumer Goods & E-Commerce, Real Estate and Transport & Logistics.
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