Market capitalization exceeded 426 billion drams in July – Armenia Securities Exchange

YEREVAN, August 7. /ARKA/. Equity market capitalization exceeded 426 billion drams in July 2026, the press service of the Armenia Securities Exchange (AMX) reported.

It was noted that the volume of stock trading during the reporting month amounted to over 207.4 million drams. 250 transactions were concluded.

Bonds

The total volume of government bond auctions on the AMX primary market in July exceeded 87.1 billion drams. In the secondary market, 70 transactions were concluded for a total of over 25.8 billion drams, a 759% increase compared to the same period last year.

In July, trading volume in the corporate bond market increased by 118% compared to the same period last year, reaching over 16.5 billion drams. During the reporting period, 1,798 transactions were concluded involving 208 corporate bonds traded on the exchange at the end of July. A corporate bond auction was held during the reporting month, with a total volume exceeding 2.3 billion drams. “This stable growth reflects healthy demand for corporate bonds,” the statement reads.

Repo Transactions
The total volume of repo transactions exceeded 32.1 billion drams. In July, 218 repo transactions were concluded, exceeding the same period last year by 548%.

Foreign Exchange

In June, over 779.2 million drams worth of US dollar conversions were completed in six transactions on the AMX foreign exchange platform. During the month, the exchange rate fluctuated between 367 and 367.9 drams.

About the Armenia Securities Exchange

AMX is the only stock exchange operating in Armenia and the sole shareholder of the country’s Central Depository. The mission of the AMX Group is to promote a favorable investment environment in Armenia by offering effective solutions and services, including securities trading, clearing, settlements, and the safekeeping and maintenance of the pension system’s asset registry. ($1 – 366.25 AMD)

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