The Republican Stock Exchange "Tashkent" has reinstated the common shares of "Sarbon-Neftegas" into its listing after nearly a year, according to the trading platform's press service. The securities have been included in the Stock Market segment under the "Transit" category of the exchange's quoting list.
The exchange's board made the decision on December 27. The carrier's securities (UZ7023760000) were allowed to trade starting January 9 under the ticker SANE.
In February 2024, the stock exchange excluded nine companies from the quoting list due to non-compliance with requirements. Among them was "Sarbon-Neftegas," alongside "Uzvtorcvetmet," "Jizzakh Plastmassa," and the Tashkent Fat and Oil Plant.
The investment company Kap Depo reports that on the last day of its listing in 2024, "Sarbon-Neftegas" shares were trading at 9,000 sums. However, a day before their return to the listing—on January 8, 2025—their value had already risen to 13,499 sums.
"Sarbon-Neftegas" is a former structural unit of "Uzbekneftgaz," providing transportation services for cargo and passenger transport to enterprises and organizations in the oil and gas sector. The company had over 130 vehicles for this purpose.
In November 2021, Enerpro acquired a controlling stake in "Sarbon-Neftegas" for 36 billion sums, while simultaneously offering other shareholders the option to sell their shares at a price below the market rate.
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