Handelsvolymerna i onoterade aktier sjunker med upp till 70 procent

Investerarnas intresse för onoterade aktier har minskat kraftigt, vilket pressat ner handelsvolymerna med så mycket som 70 procent. Lägre priser och färre nyemissioner har bidragit till avmattningen. Aktiviteten förblir stabil för vissa populära bolag, även om efterfrågan har försvagats inom vissa sektorer.

Nedgången speglar en minskad aptit bland investerare för aktier som inte är noterade på publika börser. Marknadsbedömare kopplar trenden till lägre värderingar och ett begränsat utbud av nya emissioner som når segmentet. Sektorer som försvarsindustri och besöksnäring har sett en särskilt märkbar försvagning i köparintresset.

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