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Rabee Securities Iraq Stock Exchange (ISX) market report (trading week ending: 17th September 2026).

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• A cross transaction occurred on 24.95 bn shares of Al-Anssari Islamic Bank (BANS), valued at IQD1.25 bn, on Sep. 14, corresponding to 10.0% of BANS's capital.
• The ISC board decided in its eighth session held on Aug. 30 to approve the listing, deposit, and trading of the shares of Amwaj International Real Estate Investments Holding on ISX's regular market.
• Al-Hamraa for Insurance (NHAM) disclosed that the decline of its share price during the Sep. 9 and Sep. 10 sessions was due to the completion of the capital increase procedures on Sep. 8, increasing the capital from IQD25.0 bn to IQD40.0 bn through a 60.0% bonus issue, noting that there are no other material reasons and that the movement is a matter of supply and demand for the share.
• Al-Hamraa for Insurance (NHAM) completed the legal procedures of amending Article (Fourth) of its articles of association, increasing the company's capital from IQD25.0 bn to IQD40.0 bn through a 60.0% bonus issue.
• The ISC approved Credit Bank of Iraq's (BROI) request for a two-month extension, starting from Sep. 13, to list the new shares issued through the 6.05% bonus issue and complete the capital increase procedures.
• According to the ISC decision on Sep. 14, ISX transferred the trading of Ameen Al-Iraq Islamic Bank (BAME) from the Undisclosed Companies Market (UCM) to the Non-Regular Market (NRM) starting Sep. 15, after the bank submitted its 2025 annual financial statements and paid the due fine.
• ISX decided to exclude the price of the last trade executed on Kharkh Tour Amuzement City (SKTA) shares during the Sep. 16 session, which was executed at IQD4.400 per share on 100 shares at 12:50:04 and appeared as the closing price, so the closing price became IQD4.450 per share, without cancelling the trade.
• Iraqi Middle East Investment Bank (BIME) disclosed that what has been circulated and published on social media does not represent an official position or announcement issued by the bank, noting that any discussions or decisions relating to a merger or a material change in the bank's structure or status are subject to the applicable legal frameworks, instructions and controls, and cannot proceed without first obtaining the proper approvals from the Central Bank of Iraq and the relevant regulatory authorities.
• Al-Anssari Islamic Bank (BANS) disclosed that what has been circulated and published on social media and some media platforms does not represent an official position issued by the bank, confirming that any discussions or decisions related to a merger, or any material change in the bank's structure or legal status, are fully subject to the applicable legal frameworks, legislation, and regulations, and in line with the approved supervisory requirements. The bank added that it cannot proceed with any of these procedures except after obtaining the formal approvals from the Central Bank of Iraq and the relevant authorities.
• Al-Qabedh Islamic Bank for Finance and Investment (BQAB) disclosed that what has been circulated and published on social media does not represent an official position or announcement issued by the bank, confirming that any discussions or decisions related to a merger, or any material change in the bank's structure or status, are subject to the applicable legal frameworks, instructions, and regulations, and cannot proceed except after obtaining the formal approvals from the Central Bank of Iraq and the relevant supervisory authorities.
• The National Company for Food Industries (INFF) started trading on Sep. 17 on the ISX-OTC market as a new listing in the industry sector, with a capital of IQD15.04 bn.

Stocks that were suspended / will be suspended from trading:

• ISX suspended trading of Iraqi for Tufted Carpets (IITC) starting Sep. 13 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 16 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution.
• ISX suspended trading of Asia Al Iraq Islamic Bank for Investment (BAIB) starting Sep. 14 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 17 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements and merging with Al Mal Islamic Bank for Investment (BMAL).
• ISX suspended trading of Al-Qurtas Islamic Bank for Investment and Finance (BQUR) starting Sep. 15 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 18 to discuss and approve increasing the capital through a 20.0% (56/Fourth - through external sources) from IQD250.0 bn to IQD300.0 bn.
• ISX suspended trading of Modern Sewing (IMOS) starting Sep. 16 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 21 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution.
• ISX suspended trading of Rajih Islamic Bank for Investment and Finance (BRAJ) starting Sep. 17 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 22 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution.
• ISX will suspend trading of Al Janoob Islamic Bank (BJAB) starting Sep. 22 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 27 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements, dividend distribution, increasing the board members from seven to nine, and electing nine original and nine alternative board members.
• ISX will suspend trading of National Islamic Bank (BNAI) starting Sep. 29 due to the AGM that will be held on Oct. 3 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements, dividend distribution, increasing the board members from seven to nine, and electing two original and five alternative board members.
• ISX will suspend trading of Al-Mansour Pharmaceutical Ind. (IMAP) starting Oct. 4 due to the AGM that will be held on Oct. 7 to discuss and approve increasing the capital from IQD18.56 bn to IQD25.06 bn through a 35.0% rights issue.
• ISX will suspend trading of Al-Ahlyia for Agricultural Prod. (AAHP) starting Oct. 7 due to the AGM that will be held on Oct. 12 to discuss and approve the annual financial statements for the fiscal year ended Mar. 31, 2026, and dividend distribution.
• ISX suspended trading of Almaseer Insurance Company (NMAS)(OTC) starting Sep. 15 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 15 to discuss and approve increasing the capital from IQD13.0 bn to IQD20.0 bn through a 30.8% bonus issue and a 23.1% rights issue. The company resumed trading on Sep. 16.

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Rabee Securities Iraq Stock Exchange (ISX) market report (trading week ending: 1oth September 2026).

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• The ISC board approved Regulatory Instruction No. (36), the regulatory framework for licensing contracts for difference (CFDs) trading and leveraged trading activities, during its eighth session held on Aug. 30. The instruction aims to strengthen the regulation and oversight of these activities, protect investors, and ensure that leveraged trading and CFDs are conducted in accordance with clear legal controls and requirements. Under the framework, licenses will be limited to established international brokerage firms meeting strict regulatory and operational requirements. Applicants must hold at least five active Tier-1/onshore international regulatory licenses, have at least 10 years of experience in financial derivatives, and have experience in electronic trading in global securities and/or commodity markets. They must also meet governance, risk-management, AML, cybersecurity and financial-solvency requirements, provide training for Iraqi staff, and establish a branch or licensed company in Iraq under ISC supervision. (ISC)
• A cross transaction occurred on 24.6 bn shares of Al-Anssari Islamic Bank (BANS), valued at IQD1.23 bn, on Sep. 7, corresponding to 9.8% of BANS's capital.
• A cross transaction occurred on 24.0 bn shares of Al-Anssari Islamic Bank (BANS), valued at IQD1.2 bn, on Sep. 10, corresponding to 9.6% of BANS's capital.
• A cross transaction occurred on 3.07 bn shares of National Bank of Iraq (BNOI), valued at IQD11.73 bn, on Sep. 10, corresponding to 0.5% of BNOI's capital.
• The ISC approved Commercial Islamic Bank of Iraq's (BCOI) request for a 90-day extension, starting from Sep. 1, to list the new shares issued through the 7% bonus issue and complete the related procedures with the Companies Registrar.
• The subscription for the 8.22 bn new shares of Mamoura Real-estate Investment (SMRI), from the capital increase from IQD22.78 bn to IQD31.0 bn through a 36.08% rights issue, will start on Sep. 20 at IQD1.0 per share, at Bank of Baghdad's main branch in Al-Nidhal Street and its Al-Mansour branch in 14 Ramadan Street. Shareholders have priority to subscribe pro rata to their holdings during the first 15 days, while the public and the non-subscribing shareholders can subscribe during the second 15 days. The subscription period is 30 days and may not exceed 60 days, and it will close once all the offered shares are subscribed.
• The ISC has approved the request of Ameen Al-Iraq Islamic Bank (BAME) to have an additional extension period until Sep. 30 to add the new shares from the capital increase for 20% through the article (56/ Fourth), to complete the capital increase procedures with the Companies Registrar.
• The Central Bank of Iraq issued a special statement confirming that all deposits at Al-Taif Islamic Bank (BTIB) are fully protected, clarifying that the imposition of guardianship over the bank is a precautionary supervisory measure not a declaration of insolvency. The CBI, working with the appointed guardian, is taking steps to strengthen the bank's liquidity and regulate withdrawals in a gradual and orderly manner, with priority given to domiciled employee salaries. The Bank reassured depositors that these actions fall within its regulatory mandate to protect their rights and maintain confidence in the banking sector, while urging the public and media to rely exclusively on official CBI channels and avoid circulating unverified information. (CBI)

Stocks that resumed / will resume trading:

• Rehab Karbala (HKAR) resumed trading on Sep. 8 after holding its AGM on Sep. 3, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements, and elected five original and five alternative board members.

Stocks that were suspended / will be suspended from trading:

• ISX suspended trading of Gulf Insurance and Reinsurance (NGIR) starting Sep. 8 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 13 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements and increasing the capital from IQD7.0 bn to IQD8.0 bn through a 14.3% rights issue.
• ISX will suspend trading of Rajih Islamic Bank for Investment and Finance (BRAJ) starting Sep. 17 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 22 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements, and dividend distribution.
• ISX will suspend trading of Al-Sadeer Hotel (HSAD) starting Sep. 21 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 24 to elect four original and four alternative board members.
• ISX will suspend trading of Kharkh Tour Amuzement City (SKTA) starting Sep. 27 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 30 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements, dividend distribution, and increasing the capital from IQD1.6 bn to IQD2.1 bn through a 31.3% issue (55/Fourth).
• ISX suspended trading of Hammurabi Commercial Bank (BHAM) (OTC) starting Sep. 7 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 7 to discuss and approve increasing the capital from IQD201.0 bn to IQD267.33 bn through a 33.0% rights issue. The bank resumed trading on Sep. 8.
• ISX suspended trading of Al-Batek Insurance Company (NBAT) (OTC) starting Sep. 8 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 8 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements and electing new original and alternative board members. The company resumed trading on Sep. 9.
• ISX will suspend trading of Almaseer Insurance Company (NMAS)(OTC) starting Sep. 15 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 15 to discuss and approve increasing the capital from IQD13.0 bn to IQD20.0 bn through a 30.8% bonus issue and a 23.1% rights issue. The company will resume trading on Sep. 16.

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Rabee Securities Iraq Stock Exchange (ISX) market report (trading week ending: 3rd September, 2026.

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• A cross transaction occurred on 24.8 bn shares of Al-Qabedh Islamic Bank for Finance and Investment (BQAB), valued at IQD1.74 bn, on Aug. 30, corresponding to 9.9% of BQAB's capital.
• Al Taif Islamic Bank for Investment and Finance (BTIB) disclosed that there are no undisclosed material events behind the decline of its share price during the Aug. 30 and Aug. 31 sessions, noting that the decline may have resulted from factors related to the current economic situation, traders' behavior, supply and demand volumes, and liquidity fluctuations, without any internal information or material decisions issued by the bank.
• According to the ISC decision on Sep. 3, ISX suspended trading of Al Taif Islamic Bank for Investment and Finance (BTIB) starting Sep. 3, after the Central Bank of Iraq decided to place the bank under guardianship for 18 months and appointed Emad Mohammed Hamad as the guardian.
• According to the ISC decision on Aug. 31, ISX transferred the trading of Al-Hilal Industries (IHLI) from the Undisclosed Companies Market (UCM) to the regular market starting Sep. 2, after the company submitted its 2024 annual financial statements and paid the due fine.
• Iraqi Land Transport (SILT) will hold its AGM on Oct. 26 to elect five original and five alternative board members. The company has been suspended from trading since Mar. 3, 2024, for not submitting its AGM minutes, and will remain suspended by an ISC decision for not meeting the financial disclosure requirements.
• The ISC approved on Aug. 30 the listing, deposit, and trading of the shares of Ur International Insurance Company on the ISX-OTC market, pending the company's completion of the listing procedures.
• The ISC approved on Aug. 30 the listing, deposit, and trading of the shares of Al-Ittihad Al-Iraqi Insurance, Al-Tadhamun Insurance, Al-Sadiq Insurance, Al-Murtakaz Insurance, Al-Wadq Insurance, Al-Damenoon Al-Arab Insurance, and Takaful Al-Iraq Islamic Takaful Insurance on the ISX-OTC market, pending the companies' completion of the listing procedures.
• The shares of Al-Khair Insurance Company (NKHA), with a capital of IQD5.0 bn, will be available for deposit starting Sep. 1 on the ISX-OTC market. Trading will start after 5% of the company's shares are deposited and 21 days pass from the deposit start date, i.e. from Sep. 22.

Stocks that resumed / will resume trading:

• Al-Khatem Telecoms (TZNI) resumed trading on Sep. 2 after holding its AGM on Aug. 26, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements, and decided to distribute an IQD0.0542 cash dividend per share, corresponding to a 1.2% dividend yield.
• According to the ISC decision on Aug. 31, ISX transferred the trading of Sumer Commercial Bank (BSUC), Mosul Bank for Development and Investment (BMFI), Union Bank of Iraq (BUOI), United Bank (BUND), World Islamic Bank for Investment and Finance (BWOR), Ameen Al-Iraq Bank for Islamic Investment (BAME), Ishtar Hotels (HISH), National Company for Tourism Investment (HNTI), Modern Animal and Agricultural Production (AMAP), and Babil Animal and Vegetable Production (ABAP) to the Undisclosed Companies Market (UCM) and resumed trading starting Sep. 2.

Stocks that were suspended / will be suspended from trading:

• ISX suspended trading of Rehab Karbala (HKAR) starting Aug. 31 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 3 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements and electing five original and five alternative board members.
• ISX will suspend trading of Iraqi for Tufted Carpets (IITC) starting Sep. 13 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 16 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution.
• ISX will suspend trading of Al-Qurtas Islamic Bank for Investment and Finance (BQUR) starting Sep. 15 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 18 to discuss and approve increasing the capital from IQD250.0 bn to IQD300.0 bn through a 20.0% (56/Fourth).
• ISX will suspend trading of Modern Sewing (IMOS) starting Sep. 16 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 21 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements, and dividend distribution.
• ISX will suspend trading of Baghdad for Packing Materials (IBPM) starting Sep. 22 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 27 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements and electing five original and five alternative board members.
• ISX will suspend trading of Kharkh Tour Amuzement City (SKTA) starting Sep. 27 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 30 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements, dividend distribution, and increasing the capital from IQD1.6 bn to IQD2.1 bn through a 31.3% issue (55/Fourth).
• ISX will suspend trading of Modern Construction Materials Industry (IMCM) starting Sep. 28 due to the AGM that will be held on Oct. 1 to elect four original and four alternative board members from the private sector.
• ISX will suspend trading of Al-Warka Investment Bank (BWAI) (OTC) starting Sep. 11 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 12 to discuss and approve the 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025 annual financial statements, increasing the capital from IQD271.27 bn to IQD300.0 bn through a 10.6% rights issue, and electing seven original and seven alternative board members. The bank will resume trading on Sep. 13.

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Rabee Securities Iraq Stock Exchange (ISX) market report (trading week ending: 27th August 2026).

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• A cross transaction occurred on 789.5 mn shares of The Iraqi Company for Deposit Insurance (FIDI) (OTC), valued at IQD789.5 mn, on Aug. 26.
• Iraqi for Seed Production (AISP) will start distributing its 2022 fiscal year cash dividend of IQD0.40 per share on Aug. 23.
• Iraq's Communications and Media Commission (CMC) and Zain Iraq (a subsidiary of Al-Khatem Telecoms (TZNI)) have launched a six-month training partnership focused on artificial intelligence (AI) and its practical applications, aimed at embedding AI use within the CMC and developing staff capabilities. (Iraqi Business News)

Stocks that resumed / will resume trading:

• Original shares of Mamoura Real Estate Inv. (SMRI) resumed trading on Aug. 23 after holding its AGM on Aug. 17, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements, and increasing the capital from IQD22.78 bn to IQD31.0 bn through a 36.08% rights issue.
• National Islamic Bank (BNAI) resumed trading on Aug. 26 due to disclosing its 2025 annual financial results and paying the due fine.
• Iraqi Agricultural Products Marketing Meat (AIPM) resumed trading on Aug. 26 after holding its AGM on Aug. 11, in which they discussed and approved 2024 annual financial statements, and decided to distribute an IQD0.10 cash dividend per share, corresponding to a 2.1% dividend yield.
• Ready Made Clothes (IRMC) resumed trading on Aug. 26 after holding its AGM on Aug. 12, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements, and decided to distribute an IQD0.095 cash dividend per share, corresponding to a 4.1% dividend yield.
• Original shares of Al-Hamraa for Insurance (NHAM) resumed trading on Aug. 27 after holding its AGM on Aug. 20, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements, and increasing the capital from IQD25.0 bn to IQD40.0 bn through a 60.0% bonus issue.
• International Islamic Bank (BINT) resumed trading on Aug. 27 due to disclosing its 2025 annual financial results and paying the due fine.

Stocks that were suspended / will be suspended from trading:

• ISX will suspend trading of Gulf Insurance and Reinsurance (NGIR) starting Sep. 8 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 13 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements, and increasing the capital from IQD7.0 bn to IQD8.0 bn through a 14.3% rights issue.
• ISX will suspend trading of Asia Al Iraq Islamic Bank for Investment (BAIB) starting Sep. 14 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 17 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements and merging with Al Mal Islamic Bank for Investment (BMAL).
• ISX will suspend trading of Al-Batek Insurance Company (NBAT) (OTC) starting Sep. 8 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 8 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements and electing new original and alternative board members. The company will resume trading on Sep. 9.
• ISX will suspend trading of Almaseer Insurance Company (NMAS) (OTC) starting Sep. 15 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 15 to discuss and approve increasing the capital from IQD13.0 bn to IQD17.0 bn through a 30.8% bonus issue, and from IQD17.0 bn to IQD20.0 bn through a 17.6% rights issue. The company will resume trading on Sep. 16.

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Rabee Securities Iraq Stock Exchange (ISX) market report (trading week ending: 20th August 2026).

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• On Aug. 17, new shares of Economy Bank for Investment (BEFI) were issued regarding the bonus issue of the capital increase decision from IQD291.0bn to IQD350.0bn through a 3.1% bonus issue and 17.18% rights issue.
• A $75 mn trade finance facility has been agreed between the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and Al Mansour Bank for Investment (BMNS). The facility is provided under the EBRD's Trade Facilitation Programme (TFP) and will offer guarantees and cash advances to support MBI's trade finance activities, covering political and commercial payment risks associated with cross-border import and export transactions. (Iraqi Business News)
• Baghdad Hotel (HBAG) started distributing the 2025 cash dividend of IQD0.5 per share to its shareholders starting Aug. 19, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 PM.

Stocks that resumed / will resume trading:

• Credit Bank of Iraq (BROI) resumed trading on Aug. 16 after holding its AGM on Jul. 30, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements, and increasing the capital from IQD346.87 bn to IQD367.87 bn through a 6.05% bonus issue.
• AL Arabiya Islamic Bank (BAAI) resumed trading on Aug. 16 after holding its AGM on Jul. 17, in which they discussed and approved 2024 and 2025 annual financial statements, merging with Sumer Commercial Bank (BSUC), admitting Jordan Islamic Bank as a qualified foreign strategic investor with a stake of no less than 5%, and re-electing seven original and seven alternative board members.
• Al-Ataa Islamic Bank (BLAD) resumed trading on Aug. 17 after holding its AGM on Aug. 10, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements, increasing the board members to nine, and electing nine original and nine alternative board members.
• Al-Khazer for Construction Materials (IKHC) resumed trading on Aug. 18 after holding its AGM on Aug. 14, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements, and authorizing the board of directors to negotiate and conclude investment contracts.
• AHliya for Insurance (NAHF) resumed trading on Aug. 18 after holding its AGM on Aug. 2, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements.
• Iraqi Islamic Bank for Investment and Development (BIIB) resumed trading on Aug. 20 after holding its AGM on Aug. 15, in which they discussed and approved the 2025 annual financial statements, and increasing the capital from IQD400.0 bn to IQD460.0 bn through a 15.0% bonus issue.
• Mamoura Real-estate Investment (SMRI) will resume trading on Aug. 23 after holding its AGM on Aug. 17, in which they discussed and approved the 2025 annual financial statements, and increasing the capital from IQD22.78 bn to IQD31.0 bn through a 36.08% rights issue. The opening price will be IQD2.760 per share.

Stocks that were suspended / will be suspended from trading:

• According to the ISC decision on Aug. 13, ISX suspended trading of Sumer Commercial Bank (BSUC), Mosul Bank for Development and Investment (BMFI), Union Bank of Iraq (BUOI), United Bank (BUND), National Islamic Bank (BNAI), International Islamic Bank (BINT), World Islamic Bank for Investment and Finance (BWOR), Ameen Al-Iraq Bank for Islamic Investment (BAME), Ishtar Hotels (HISH), National Company for Tourism Investment (HNTI), Modern Animal and Agricultural Production (AMAP), and Babil Animal and Vegetable Production (ABAP) starting Aug. 17 for not submitting the 2025 annual financial statements.
• ISX suspended trading of Al-Hamraa for Insurance (NHAM) starting Aug. 17 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 20 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements, dividend distribution, and increasing the capital through a bonus issue instead of a rights issue.
• ISX suspended trading of Al-Khatem Telecoms (TZNI) starting Aug. 20 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 26 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution.
• ISX will suspend trading of Hammurabi Commercial Bank (BHAM) (OTC) starting Sep. 7 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 7 to discuss and approve increasing the capital from IQD201.0 bn to IQD267.33 bn through a 33.0% rights issue. The bank will resume trading on Sep. 8.

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Rabee Securities Iraq Stock Exchange (ISX) market report (trading week ending: 13th August 2026.

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• Baghdad Soft Drinks (IBSD) started distributing an IQD0.40 cash dividend per share, to its shareholders, after it was approved by the AGM held on Jul. 7.

Stocks that resumed / will resume trading:

• Al-Ameen Financial Investment (VAMF) resumed trading on Aug. 9 after holding its AGM on Aug. 3, in which they discussed and approved the 2025 annual financial statements, and elected five original and five alternative board members.
• Elaf Islamic Bank (BELF) resumed trading on Aug. 9 after holding its AGM on Aug. 2, in which they approved merging with Al Taif Islamic Bank for Investment and Finance (BTIB), Rajih Islamic Bank for Investment and Finance (BRAJ), and Trust International Islamic Bank (BTRU), increasing the board members from seven to nine original and nine alternative members.
• Gulf Commercial Bank (BGUC) resumed trading on Aug. 10 after holding its AGM on Jul. 31, in which they discussed and approved the 2025 annual financial statements, and increasing the capital from IQD300.0 bn to IQD325.0 bn through an 8.3% rights issue.
• Baghdad Hotel (HBAG) resumed trading on Aug. 11 after holding its AGM on Aug. 9, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements, and decided to distribute an IQD0.5 cash dividend per share, corresponding to a 3.9% dividend yield.
• Credit Bank of Iraq (BROI) will resume trading on Aug. 16 after holding its AGM on Jul. 30, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements, and increasing the capital from IQD346.87 bn to IQD367.87 bn through a 6.05% bonus issue. The opening price will be IQD0.550 per share.
• AL Arabiya Islamic Bank (BAAI) will resume trading on Aug. 16 after holding its AGM on Jul. 17, in which they discussed and approved 2024 and 2025 annual financial statements, merging with Sumer Commercial Bank (BSUC), admitting Jordan Islamic Bank as a qualified foreign strategic investor with a stake of no less than 5%, and re-electing seven original and seven alternative board members.

Stocks that were suspended / will be suspended from trading:

• ISX suspended trading of Ready Made Clothes (IRMC) starting Aug. 9 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 12 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution.
• ISX suspended trading of Iraqi Islamic Bank for Investment and Development (BIIB) starting Aug. 10 instead of Aug. 11 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 15 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements and increase the capital from IQD400.0 bn to IQD460.0 bn through a 15.0% bonus issue. The last trading session was amended to Aug. 9 due to the official holiday on Aug. 12.
• ISX suspended trading of Al-Khazer for Construction Materials (IKHC) starting Aug. 10 instead of Aug. 11 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 14 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution. The last trading session was amended to Aug. 9 due to the official holiday on Aug. 12.
• ISX suspended trading of Mamoura Real-estate Investment (SMRI) starting Aug. 11 instead of Aug. 12 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 17 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements, dividend distribution, and increase the capital from IQD22.78 bn to IQD31.0 bn through a 36.08% rights issue. The last trading session was amended to Aug. 10 due to the official holiday on Aug. 12.
• ISX will suspend trading of Al-Hamraa for Insurance (NHAM) starting Aug. 17 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 20 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements, dividend distribution, and increasing the capital through a bonus issue instead of a rights issue.
• ISX will suspend trading of Al-Khatem Telecoms (TZNI) starting Aug. 20 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 26 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements, and dividend distribution.

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Rabee Securities Iraq Stock Exchange (ISX) market report for trading week ending: 6th August 2026.

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• A cross transaction occurred on 11.25 bn shares of Iraq Noor Islamic Bank for Investment (BINI), valued at IQD2.25 bn, on Aug. 5, corresponding to 4.5% of BINI's capital.
• Economy Bank for Investment (BEFI) completed the legal procedures of amending Article (Fifth) of its articles of association, increasing the bank's capital from IQD291.0 bn to IQD300.0 bn through a 3.1% bonus issue.

Stocks that resumed / will resume trading:

• Iraqi Agricultural Products (AIRP) resumed trading on Aug. 6 after holding its AGM on Jul. 30, in which they approved selling the company's property of 48 dunams, 14 olok, and 19 meters (parcel 131/4, area 7, Al-Jawan Al-Sharqi), authorizing the managing director to complete the sale procedures, and buying an alternative property.
• Al-Ameen Financial Investment (VAMF) will resume trading on Aug. 9 after holding its AGM on Aug. 3, in which they discussed and approved the 2025 annual financial statements, and elected five original and five alternative board members.
• Elaf Islamic Bank (BELF) will resume trading on Aug. 9 after holding its AGM on Aug. 2, in which they approved merging with Al Taif Islamic Bank for Investment and Finance (BTIB), Rajih Islamic Bank for Investment and Finance (BRAJ), and Trust International Islamic Bank (BTRU), increasing the board members from seven to nine original and nine alternative members.

Stocks that were suspended / will be suspended from trading:

• ISX suspended trading of Baghdad Hotel (HBAG) starting Aug. 2 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 9 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution.
• ISX suspended trading of Al-Ataa Islamic Bank (BLAD) starting Aug. 5 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 10 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution.
• ISX suspended trading of Iraqi Agricultural Products Marketing Meat (AIPM) starting Aug. 6 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 11 to discuss and approve 2024 annual financial statements and dividend distribution.
• ISX will suspend trading of Al-Hamraa for Insurance (NHAM) starting Aug. 17 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 20 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements, dividend distribution, and increasing the capital through a rights issue.
• ISX will suspend trading of Al-Ameen Estate Investment (SAEI) starting Sep. 27 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 30 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution.

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• A cross transaction occurred on 18.5 bn shares of Iraq Noor Islamic Bank for Investment (BINI), valued at IQD3.7 bn, on Jul. 29, corresponding to 7.4% of BINI's capital.
• A cross transaction occurred on 7.8 bn shares of Al-Qurtas Islamic Bank for Inv. and Fin. (BQUR), valued at IQD7.8 bn, on Jul. 28, corresponding to 3.1% of BQUR's capital.
• New shares of Al-Mashreq Al-Arabi Islamic Bank for Investment (BAMS) from the capital increase to IQD300.0 bn through a 2.21% rights issue (56/Fourth), resumed trading on Jul. 27.
• Al Mustashar Islamic Bank (BMUI) completed the legal procedures of amending Article (Fourth) of its articles of association, increasing the bank's capital from IQD250.0 bn to IQD300.0 bn through a 20.0% bonus issue.
• Credit Bank of Iraq (BROI) decided at its AGM (Jul. 30) to increase the paid-in capital from IQD346.87 bn to IQD367.87 bn through a 6.05% bonus issue.
• Al-Yam Al-Azraq Public Commerce (SYAM) (OTC) started trading on Jul. 30 on the ISX-OTC market as a new listing in the services sector, with a capital of IQD6.0 bn.

Stocks that resumed / will resume trading: old to new

• Gulf Insurance and Reinsurance (NGIR) resumed trading on Jul. 26 due to disclosing its 3M26 financial results.
• Cihan Islamic Bank for Investment and Finance (BCIH) resumed trading on Jul. 28 after holding its AGM on Jul. 24, in which they discussed and approved the 2025 annual financial statements and decided to distribute IQD0.06 cash dividend per share, corresponding to a 2.7% dividend yield.
• Al-Hamraa Insurance Company (NHAM) resumed trading on Jul. 28 due to disclosing its 3M26 financial results and paying the due fine.
• Commercial Islamic Bank of Iraq (BCOI) resumed trading on Jul. 29 after holding its AGM on Jul. 18, in which they discussed and approved the 2025 annual financial statements, the capital increase from IQD327.6 bn to IQD350.5 bn through a 7.0% bonus issue, and elected nine original and seven alternative board members.
• Al-Mashreq Al-Arabi Islamic Bank for Investment (BAMS) will resume trading on Aug. 2 after holding its AGM on Jul. 27, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements, increasing the board members from seven to nine, and electing nine original and nine alternative board members.

Stocks that were suspended / will be suspended from trading: old to new

• ISX suspended trading of Credit Bank of Iraq (BROI) starting Jul. 27 due to the AGM that will be held on Jul. 30 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements, dividend distribution, and increasing the paid-in capital from IQD346.87 bn to IQD367.87 bn through a 6.05% bonus issue.
• ISX suspended trading of AHliya For Insurance (NAHF) starting Jul. 28 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 2 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution.
• ISX suspended trading of Elaf Islamic Bank (BELF) starting Jul. 28 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 2 to discuss and approve the merger of BELF with Al Taif Islamic Bank (BTIB), Rajih Islamic Bank (BRAJ), and Trust International Islamic Bank (BTRU), increasing the number of Board of Directors members from seven original members and an equal number of alternates to nine members, and electing two original members and six alternate board members.
• ISX suspended trading of Gulf Commercial Bank (BGUC) starting Jul. 28 due to the AGM that will be held on Jul. 31 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements, increasing the paid-in capital from IQD300.0 bn to IQD325.0 bn through an 8.33% rights issue.
• ISX suspended trading of Al-Ameen Financial Investment (VAMF) starting Jul. 29 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 3 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements, dividend distribution, and electing five original and five alternative board members.
• ISX will suspend trading of Baghdad Hotel (HBAG) starting Aug. 2 instead of Aug. 3 regarding the AGM that will be held on Aug. 9 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution. The amendment was due to the official holiday on Aug. 3-4 for Arbaeen of Imam Hussein.
• ISX will suspend trading of Al-Ataa Islamic Bank (BLAD) starting Aug. 5 instead of Aug. 4 regarding to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 10 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution. The amendment was due to the official holiday on Aug. 3-4 for Arbaeen of Imam Hussein.
• ISX will suspend trading of Ready Made Clothes (IRMC) starting Aug. 9 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 12 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution.
• ISX will suspend trading of Iraqi Islamic Bank for Investment and Development (BIIB) starting Aug. 11 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 15 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements and increase the capital from IQD400.0 bn to IQD460.0 bn through a 15.0% bonus issue.
• ISX will suspend trading of Rehab Karbala (HKAR) starting Aug. 31 due to the AGM that will be held on Sep. 3 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements and electing five original and five alternative board members.

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• Five cross transactions occurred on 37.5 bn shares of Iraq Noor Islamic Bank (BINI), valued at IQD7.5 bn, this week, corresponding to 15.0% of BINI's capital.
• Two cross transactions occurred on 24.9 bn shares of Al Ansari Islamic Bank (BANS), valued at IQD1.2 bn, this week, corresponding to 10.0% of BANS's capital.
• A cross transaction occurred on 14.6 bn shares of Kurdistan International Islamic Bank (BKUI), valued at IQD20.5 bn, this week, corresponding to 3.7% of BKUI's capital.
• A cross transaction occurred on 12.9 bn shares of Al-Qurtas Islamic Bank (BQUR), valued at IQD12.9 bn, this week, corresponding to 5.2% of BQUR's capital.
• PepsiCo signed two strategic agreements with its partners in Iraq, Baghdad Soft Drinks Co. (IBSD) and Green Iraq Company (GICO), aimed at expanding manufacturing capabilities, supporting the agricultural sector, and creating new job opportunities. The signing took place on the sidelines of the U.S.-Iraq Business Summit hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington. The agreement signed with Green Iraq Company focuses on expanding the company's long-term manufacturing capacity, alongside developing the agricultural sector through the transfer of modern irrigation and farming technologies. Meanwhile, the agreement with Baghdad Soft Drinks Co. aims to increase annual production capacity to more than 250 million cases, reinforcing Iraq's position as one of the premier manufacturing and bottling hubs for PepsiCo beverages in the Middle East. (RS Note: IBSD sold a total of 169 million unit cases in 2025. Accordingly, the targeted annual production capacity of more than 250 million cases would represent an increase of at least 48% compared with the company's 2025 sales volume). (NINA)
• The ISC did not approve the request of Iraqi for Seed Production (AISP) for an additional extension period of 1 year to submit its annual financial statements for the year ended Mar. 31, 2026.
• The ISC did not approve the request of Iraqi Date Processing and Marketing (IIDP) for an additional extension period of 1 year to submit its 2025 annual financial statements.

Stocks that resumed / will resume trading:

• Erbil Bank for Investment and Finance (BERI) resumed trading on Jul. 23 after holding its AGM on Jun. 19, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements, and decided to increase the capital from IQD265.0 bn to IQD300 bn through a 13.2% rights issue, and elected nine original and nine alternative board members.
• Al-Qurtas Islamic Bank (BQUR) resumed trading on Jul. 23 after holding its AGM on Jul. 10, in which they decided to elect seven original and six alternative board members.
• Gulf Insurance and Reinsurance (NGIR) will resume trading on Jul. 26 due to disclosing its 1Q26 financial results.

Stocks that were suspended / will be suspended from trading:

• According to the ISC decision on Jul. 15, ISX suspended trading of Ashur Bank (BASH), Ishtar Hotels (HISH), Al-Hamraa for Insurance (NHAM), and Gulf Insurance and Reinsurance (NGIR) starting Jul. 19 for not submitting the quarterly financial statements for the first quarter of 2026.
• ISX suspended trading of Cihan Bank (BCIH) starting Jul. 21 due to the AGM that will be held on Jul. 24 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements, and dividend distribution.
• ISX suspended trading of Al Masherq Al-Arabi Islamic Bank (BAMS) starting Jul. 22 due to the AGM that will be held on Jul. 27 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements, dividend distribution, and electing nine original and nine alternative board members.
• ISX will suspend trading of Baghdad Hotel (HBAG) starting Aug. 3 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 9 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution.
• ISX will suspend trading of Iraqi Agricultural Products Marketing Meat (AIPM) starting Aug. 6 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 11 to discuss and approve 2024 annual financial statements, and dividend distribution.
• ISX will suspend trading of Al-Khazer for Construction Materials (IKHC) starting Aug. 11 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 14 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution.
• ISX will suspend trading of Mamoura Real-estate Investment (SMRI) starting Aug. 12 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 17 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements, dividend distribution, and increasing the capital from IQD22.78 bn to IQD31.0 bn through a 36.08% rights issue.
• ISX suspended trading of Zain Insurance Company (NZAI) (OTC) starting Jul. 20 due to the AGM that will be held on Jul. 20 to discuss and approve the 2025 annual financial statements and dividend distribution. The company will resume trading on Jul. 21.
• ISX will suspend trading of The Iraqi Company for Deposit Insurance (FIDI) (OTC) starting Aug. 18 due to the AGM that will be held on Aug. 18 to discuss and approve the 2024 annual financial statements and dividend distribution. The company will resume trading on Aug. 19.

Stocks that resumed / will resume trading:

• Region Trade Bank (BRTB) resumed trading on Jul. 19 after holding its AGM on Jun. 26, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements, increased the number of board members from seven to nine, and elected nine original and nine alternative board members.
• Ishtar Hotels (HISH) resumed trading on Jul. 21 due to disclosing its 3M26 financial results.
• Ashur Bank (BASH) resumed trading on Jul. 21 due to disclosing its 3M26 financial results.
• Iraqi for Seed Production (AISP) resumed trading on Jul. 23 after holding its AGM on Jul. 19, in which they discussed and approved the 2023 annual financial statements and decided to distribute an IQD0.40 cash dividend per share, corresponding to a 6.2% dividend yield.

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• A cross transaction occurred on 4.5 bn shares of Al Taif Islamic Bank (BTIB) on Jul. 13, valued at IQD4.3 bn and corresponding to 1.8% of BTIB's capital.
• A cross transaction occurred on 19.0 bn shares of Trans Iraq Bank for Investment (BTRI) on Jul. 15, valued at IQD4.8 bn, corresponding to 7.2% of BTRI's capital.
• A cross transaction occurred on 5.0 bn shares of Al Sanam Islamic Bank (BSAN) (OTC) on Jul. 15 valued at IQD15.0 bn.
• Region Trade Bank for Investment and Finance (BRTB) completed the procedures of increasing the bank's original and alternative members from 7 members to 9 members.
• Economy Bank (BEFI) invited its shareholders to subscribe to 50.0 bn shares starting Jul. 13 from the capital increase to IQD350.0 bn through a 17.18% rights issue and a 3.09% bonus issue. The subscription period is no less than 30 days and no more than 60 days.
• National Company for Tourism Investment (HNTI) invited its shareholders to receive their cash dividends for the fiscal year 2024. The company decided in its recent AGM (Jun. 8, 2026) to distribute IQD0.20 cash dividend per share, corresponding to a 2.2% dividend yield.
• The ISC has approved the request of Mosul Bank (BMFI) to have a one-month extension period to add the new shares from the capital increase through a 7.92% rights issue and a 10.89% bonus issue to IQD300.0 bn starting from Jun. 30, 2026.
• The Securities Commission issued its approval, according to its letter No. (24/13) dated 12/7/2026, for the listing of the First Iraq Islamic Bank's shares on the Iraq Stock Exchange / Regular Market Platform.

Stocks that resumed / will resume trading:

• Baghdad Soft Drinks (IBSD) resumed trading on Jul. 13 after holding its AGM on Jul. 7 in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements and decided to elect nine original and five alternative board members and decided to distribute IQD0.40 cash dividend per share corresponding to a 6% dividend yield.
• Al-Mal Islamic Bank (BMAL) resumed trading on Jul. 14 after holding its AGM on Jul 5, in which they discussed and approved 2024 & 2025 annual financial statements and 2025 dividend distribution.
• Kurdistan International Islamic Bank (BKUI) resumed trading on Jul. 14 after holding its AGM on Jul 10, in which they discussed and approved 2024 annual financial statements, and decided to elect nine original and nine alternative board members.
• AL-Nukhba for General Construction (SNUC) resumed trading on Jul. 14 after holding its AGM on Jul. 9, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements.
• Al-Mansour Pharmaceuticals Industries (IMAP) resumed trading on Jul. 15 after holding its AGM on Jul. 13, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements, and approved a change to one of its investment contracts. The company cancelled the contract to build a facility for producing cancer-treatment medicines and replaced it with a contract to build and operate a sterile-products facility (ampoules, vials, and eye drops) with Al-Wadi Industrial Investment.
• Region Trade Bank (BRTB) will resume trading on Jul. 19 after holding its AGM on Jun. 26, in which they discussed and approved 2025 annual financial statements, increased the number of board members from seven to nine, and elected nine original and nine alternative board members.

Stocks that were suspended / will be suspended from trading:

• ISX suspended trading of Iraqi for Seed Production (AISP) starting Jul. 14 due to the AGM that will be held on Jul. 19 to discuss and approve 2023 annual financial statements, dividend distribution, and increasing the paid-in capital from IQD20.0 bn to IQD22.0 bn through a 10% bonus issue.
• ISX suspended trading of Arabia Islamic Bank (BAAI) starting Jul. 14 due to the AGM that will be held on Jul. 17 to discuss and approve 2024 & 2025 annual financial statements, electing seven original and seven alternative board members, merging with Sumer Commercial Bank (BSUC), and introducing the Jordan Islamic Bank as a foreign strategic partner.
• ISX suspended trading of Commercial Islamic Bank of Iraq (BCOI) starting Jul. 14 due to the AGM that will be held on Jul. 18 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements, dividend distribution, increasing the paid-in capital from IQD327.6 bn to IQD350.5 bn through a 7.0% bonus issue, the Banking Sector Reform Initiative (continuity pathway), and electing original and alternative board members.
• According to the ISC decision on Jul. 15, ISX will suspend trading of Ashur Bank (BASH), Ishtar Hotels (HISH), Al-Hamraa for Insurance (NHAM), and Gulf Insurance and Reinsurance (NGIR) starting Jul. 19 for not submitting the quarterly financial statements for the first quarter of 2026.
• ISX will suspend trading of Gulf Commercial Bank (BGUC) starting Jul. 28 due to the AGM that will be held on Jul. 31 to discuss and approve 2025 annual financial statements, increasing the paid-in capital from IQD300.0 bn to IQD325.0 bn through an 8.33% rights issue.

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