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NAMIBIA SECURITIES EXCHANGE
2025/10/28 – LHN: Notification In Terms Of NSX Listing Requirement 3.59 (A) – Appointment Of Chief Financial Officer
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2025/10/28 – TUC: Trustco Appointment of JSE Sponsors
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2025/10/28 – BAN,BANC: Results of the Equity Raise & Preferred C Ordinary Share Capital Raise
2025/10/28 -...
2025/10/28 – NHL: NHL_Dealings in securities by an associate of a director
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2025/10/27 – CER: Upcoming Annual General Meeting of Shareholders
2025/10/27 -...
2025/10/27 – FST: FirstRand acquires stake in Optasia concurrent with Optasia’s IPO
2025/10/27 -...
2025/10/27 – ATM: TR-1: Notification of Major Holdings
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2025/10/27 – NGNPLT: Partial de-listing of NewGold Platinum Debentures
2025/10/27 -...
2025/10/27 – ENXPLT: Redemption of 1nvestPlatinum debentures – ETFPLT and ENXPLT(NSX)
2025/10/27 -...
2025/10/27 – SXNEMG: Listing Of Additional SATRIXEMG Securities
2025/10/27 -...
2025/10/27 – FST: Notice of AGM, availability of reports: corporate governance, material risk factors and B-BBEE compliance report
2025/10/27 -...
2025/10/24 – BAN,BANC: Change of external auditor
2025/10/24 -...
NSX LOCAL INDEX
NSX OVERALL INDEX
WHY LISTING AT NSX
Read about the advantages in regards of FINANCING, ORIGINAL SHAREHOLDERS,
EMPLOYEES and GENERAL.
What are the Basic Requirements?
How is the Procedure for Listing?
HOW TO TRADE ON THE NSX
This information is provided by the NSX as an educational service to investors. The information provided is not a legal interpretation of regulator policy.
Investors who have questions about the meaning or application of any of the information provided should consult with a certified and licensed stockbroker, investment advisor or financial advisor.
BACKGROUND
The Namibia Securities Exchange (“NSX”) is the only stock exchange in Namibia, with a total market capitalisation of US$ 145 billion as at end 2014, making it the second biggest exchange in Africa in those terms. The reason for this size is the large number of dual or secondary listings. The NSX actively pursues dual listings and focusses on ease of listings to diversify its market as well as deepen it with more local content. In recent years the NSX has added more sectors to our boards through various listings as well as commodity ETFs. The NSX has recently published the Corporate Governance Code for Namibia (“NamCode”) which is applicable on all listed companies as a replacement of the outdated King II compliance requirement. The IODSA co-authored the publication with the NSX.
The enhancement of the governance landscape has positively positioned Namibia on the African investment scene and resulted in the deepening of the Namibian capital markets as it opens our market to a larger international investing pool. Many more steps are required to truly open our markets, not least of which are the formalisation of our bond market and setting up a Central Securities Depository (CSD).
Within the Common Monetary Area the NSX is uniquely positioned as a stable and efficient market to address regional needs of Issuers as an alternative to the JSE.