The Moscow Arbitration Court in St. Petersburg, the agency reported. Petersburg Stock Exchange’s bankruptcy application was not accepted Interfax with reference to your own source. The press service of the court confirmed that the application will be returned to the exchange due to “the applicant’s failure to comply with the pre-trial procedure.”
St. Press service of the St. Petersburg Stock Exchange reportedHe said the trading platform has not filed for bankruptcy. Representatives of the company emphasized that the company “has a stable financial situation” and there are no signs of bankruptcy.
Later press service statedIt was stated that the document was sent by fraudsters.
“SPB Exchange plans to contact law enforcement in the near future and will launch an investigation into the illegal filing of a bankruptcy petition by the attackers,” the statement said.
Information about the submission of a statement of claim to declare the St. Petersburg Stock Exchange bankrupt appeared in the filing cabinet of the Moscow Arbitration Court on the morning of November 27. Defendant in the case card The legal entity of the exchange is indicated – PJSC SPB Exchange. The name of the applicant is not specified and the amount of the claims is not disclosed on the card.
As the publication writes RBCThere was no message on Fedresurs’ site card regarding the intention of any of the debtors or the exchange itself to file for bankruptcy.
Promotions on the Moscow Stock Exchange
Trading for the company opened at RUB 95.1. Against the background of bankruptcy reports, St. Securities of the St. Petersburg Stock Exchange until November 27 at 10:20 Moscow time collapsed On the Moscow Stock Exchange by 34.9% – to 63.8 rubles. per share. After the denial of information about the statement, the securities of the trading platform began to regain their losses, at 10:28 Moscow time the price of shares on the exchange rose to 91.9 rubles.
As of the close of the trading day at 18:59 Moscow time, shares were trading at 88.7 rubles, down 9% since the beginning of the trading day. The Bank of Russia announced its intention to analyze jumps in the company’s shares.
Dissatisfied shareholders
In conversation with Andrey Kochetkov, analyst of the global research department of Otkritie Investments “NSN” He suggested that rumors about the bankruptcy of the St. Petersburg Stock Exchange could be spread by dissatisfied security holders among the stock exchange’s small shareholders.
“The application can be registered by a dissatisfied shareholder or foreign shareholder. We need to find out who the application came from; “It is not possible to take any serious action,” he said.
According to the expert, “the exchange does not have financial problems, it has problems with its operations,” but talk of its bankruptcy “is not only premature, but also unnecessary.”
US sanctions
According to Kochetkov, the platform generally operates stably: Russian, American and other securities are still in circulation. He reminded that the company was included in the US sanctions list. According to him, it is not yet clear how the stock market will get out of this situation.
“The US Department of Finance gave a deadline of January 31 to resolve the contradictions. “Perhaps the unfinished operations will be transferred to a foreign field, for example to Kazakhstan,” he said.
SPB Exchange specializes in trading foreign securities. 2 November company hit Under the sanctions of the US Treasury – the assets of the trading platform are blocked and cooperation with American companies is prohibited. After this, all operations on the site were stopped. A few days later, the exchange began trading exclusively in Russian securities.
St. The new General Director of the St. Petersburg Stock Exchange, Evgeny Serdyukov, said that after the site was subject to sanctions, it would focus on trading assets with payments in Russian rubles.