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3. 1. 2024

Prague Stock Exchange in 2023

The Prague Stock Exchange was one of the best performing markets in Europe in 2023. Measured by the PX-TR index, the market grew by 28%. The dividend yield of the entire market was 8.31%. Trading volumes fell in almost all European markets last year. The Prague Stock Exchange was part of this trend, with a 26% year-on-year decline. In contrast, the START market saw an increase in trading volumes, with volumes up 143% year-on-year.

Detailed data can be found below:

Indices - annual changes

PX 17.66%

PX-TR 28.11%

PX-START 16.78%

Equity trading volumes - total

2023 = CZK 123.45 billion (2022 = CZK 166.172 billion)

Equity trading volumes - START

2023 = CZK 490.59mn (2022 = CZK 202.25 million)

TOP 3 stocks with the highest year-on-year growth

PRIMOCO 115.85%

HAIRLESS 81.93%

E4U 41.73 %

Stocks with the biggest year-on-year decline

Pill -62.15%

Fillamentum -49.75%

Hardwario -32.1%

TOP 3 stocks with the highest dividend yield

CEZ 15.31%

Moneta 8.55%

Philip Morris 8.39%

Last year, mmcité, a manufacturer of urban furnishings, went public. Gevorkyan, which was traded on the START market, successfully moved to the prestigious regulated Prime Market.


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