The stock market in Serbia, after falling for two months, recovered in November, so the index of the most liquid shares on the Belgrade Stock Exchange, Belex 15, strengthened by 1.9 percent, the brokerage house Momentum announced today.
The total turnover on the market amounted to 26.1 million euros, and Belex 15 strengthened 1.9 percent to 810.1 points and has recorded a positive return of 8.2 percent since the beginning of the year.
The most traded share was the share of the Oil Industry of Serbia (NIS), which had a turnover of 311 thousand euros, with a price increase of 3.2 percent to 5 euros.
The company Messer Tehnogas registered trading, worth 221 thousand euros, with a slight increase in the price to 130 euros, while the preferred shares of Komercijalna banka were sold in the value of 60 thousand euros.
Shares of Komercijalna banka were also the biggest winners with a jump of 12.6 percent after the bank announced the purchase of shares from dissenting shareholders.
Rare losers among the most traded shares were led by Dunav osiguranje, whose shares weakened 3.5 percent to 20 euros. Vranje’s Alfa Plam, which announced the annulment of its own shares, also fell 3.5 percent to 240 euros, while the shares of Jedinstvo from Sevojno dropped 2.3 percent to 70 euros, Novi Magazin reports.
