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1. VIENNA STOCK EXCHANGE |
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1771 - Wiener Börse was founded in 1771 by Maria Theresia; in the initial years, the exchange served mainly as a marketplace for trading bonds, bills of exchange and foreign currencies.; |
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1818 - Shares were traded for the first time; the first stock corporation to be listed on Wiener Börse was the Austrian National Bank; |
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1873 - Since its foundation, new regulations and stock exchange legislation had become necessary to help maintain an orderly market in the midst of very lively trading. The economic boom also brought a wave of highly speculative companies to the exchange. This trend was cut off abruptly by the stock market crash. About 90% of all listed companies disappeared from the price list. It took decades for the stock exchange to recover from the shock; |
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1877 - The historic stock exchange building designed by Theophil von Hansen on Schottenring opened its door with an official inauguration ceremony ; |
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1938 - With the incorporation of Austria into the Deutsche Reich, Wiener Börse lost its independence and was subjected to German exchange law from then on. Stock market trading - continued though only very limited - until shortly before the end of World War II; |
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1948 - The stock exchange reopened ; |
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1960 - foreign stocks were admitted to listing again; |
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1985 - An American analyst triggered a stock market boom by pointing out the enormous potential of the Austrian capital market. After around two decades of stagnating stock prices, an upswing set in that averaged 130%. Trading volumes increased by sixfold. This caused a change in the rather subdued attitude of economic policy towards the stock market until then; |
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1991 - the Austrian Traded Index (ATX) was published for the first time and has been the leading index of Wiener Börse ever since. It contains the 20 largest and most actively-traded stocks on the exchange; |
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1997 - the stock exchange was merged with the futures exchange (OTOB) to form the new exchange operating company, Wiener Borse AG; |
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1999 - After the resolution was passed to privatize Wiener Börse AG, the former Council of the Vienna Stock Exchange was dissolved in June 1999 and 50 percent of the shares were offered to Austrian listed companies (with the exception of the banks); |
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1999 - A major milestone was the introduction of the Xetra® trading system in November 1999; |
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2005 - Wiener Börse was the first exchange worldwide to enter into a concrete product cooperation agreement with the Shanghai Stock Exchange; |
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2005 - The share of foreign investment firms in trading on Wiener Börse grew to 50% by the end of 2005 and is the result of the greater interest in the domestic market; |
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2008 - Vienna Stock Exchange acquired a majority stake of 81.01% in the Ljubljana Stock Exchange that was followed in December by the acquisition of a 92.7% share in the Prague Stock Exchange ; |
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2009 - After the acquisition of majority stakes in three neighbouring stock exchanges – Budapest, Ljubljana and Prague – in 2008, the Vienna Stock Exchange was intensely engaged in founding the CEE Stock Exchange Group in 2009 ; |
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2010 - On 14 January 2010, the holding company, CEESEG AG, was officially entered into the commercial register. As of that day, the stock exchanges of Vienna, Budapest, Ljubljana and Prague are equal subsidiaries of the central holding company; |
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GENERAL PRESENTATION |
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Vienna Stock Exchange at a glance |
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..... 83.3 bn EUR market capitalization |
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..... 92 trading members (51 international) |
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..... 100 vendors |
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..... 3 electronis systems |
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..... 121 shares |
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..... 3672 bonds |
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..... 1380 warrants+2417 certificates |
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..... 22 ETF |
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..... 266 investments fonds |
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..... 45 indices (35 CEE+CIS-Indices) |
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Shareholders of Wiener Borse AG |
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Market Segmentation |
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Equities |
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Main Companies traded on Vienna Stock Exchange |
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Trading Hours |
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INFORMATION FOR INVESTORS |
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Presentation Document for the Warrant Fondul Proprietatea |
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ATX – Performance |
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Trading Volume of National and International Members |
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Major Institutional Investors in the ATX prime, in 2009 |
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ARGUMENTS REGARDING THE TRADING ON VIENNA STOOCK EXCHANGE |
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1. The Austrian companies marked a special performance |
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Activities and successfull investments in East and Central Europe |
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The evolution of prices is a lot over teh west-european average |
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Significant dividends |
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2. Liquidity |
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It constantly atracts new companies for lsiting |
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A significant number of international investors |
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3. Attractive investments even in difficult times |
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Long term investments are the most profitable |
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The Austrian companies have excelent fundamental indicators |
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The PERs are much better than the west-european average |
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