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Ethiopian Investment Holdings Reviews Hospitality and Infrastructure Assets on Day Two of Annual Dialogue

Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH), the country’s sovereign wealth manager, continued its annual performance dialogue on day two, with updates from its hospitality, power, and engineering portfolio companies. The reviews underscored steady revenue growth in hotels, strong expansion in electricity access, and rising regional ambitions in engineering services. Hospitality SectorGhion Hotel and Spa, one of Addis

StockMarket.et20 Aug 2025

Business

Ethiopian Diaspora Trust Fund Adds Four New Board Members

The Ethiopian Diaspora Trust Fund (EDTF) has added four new members to its board. They bring experience in aviation, finance, construction, advocacy, and development. EDTF started in 2018. Its goal is to bring Ethiopians living abroad together to support projects at home. The fund invests in areas such as education, healthcare, technology, and agriculture. Earlier

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Capital Market

Ethiopia’s Capital Market Court Is Finally Ready for Action

After four years in legislative limbo and eight months of careful institution-building, Ethiopia’s first dedicated capital markets court, the Ethiopian Capital Market Administrative Tribunal (ECMAT), is finally about to hear its first cases. ECMAT arrives with a lean but serious annual budget of 87 million Br and a powerful mandate: tackle insider trading, market manipulation,

StockMarket.et14 Aug 2025

Capital Market

Ethiopian Investment Holdings Invests USD 3 Million for 7.4% Stake in Akobo Minerals

Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH), the country’s sovereign wealth fund, has made its first-ever international investment by acquiring a stake in Akobo Minerals AB, a Scandinavian-based Ethiopian gold producer listed on Euronext and Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Under the agreement, EIH will subscribe to 15 million new shares at USD 0.20 each, securing a 7.4% ownership stake

StockMarket.et11 Aug 2025

Business

Transparency vs. Tradition: How ESX Listing Changes Corporate Culture

Ethiopian businesses were living in a silent world, hiding their secrets behind closed doors. That was, and still is to some extent, the culture of doing business in Ethiopia. Many companies are family-owned, strong centralized administration is persistent, and one’s close-knit networks dictate the trajectory of the company, but now everything is about to change.

Bethany E. Tequame2 Aug 2025

Capital Market

Ethio Fidelity Securities S.C. Joins Ethiopian Securities Exchange as New Trading Member

The Ethiopian Securities Exchange (ESX) has officially welcomed Ethio Fidelity Securities S.C. as its latest licensed trading member, marking another pivotal milestone in Ethiopia’s capital market development. At a formal ceremony attended by H.E. Hana Tehelku, Director General of the Ethiopian Capital Market Authority (ECMA), Ethio Fidelity was awarded its trading membership certificate. The firm

Yesuf Hadji31 Jul 2025

Banking & Finance

Inside Ethiopia’s Macroeconomic Reset: Progress, Promise, and the Path Ahead

One year after launching a sweeping package of macroeconomic reforms, the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) says the country is on a promising path to restoring stability, boosting foreign exchange inflows, and modernizing its financial sector. The National Bank of Ethiopia marked the anniversary Tuesday by releasing a detailed review of milestones achieved so far,

StockMarket.et29 Jul 2025

Capital Market

Ethiopia’s Treasury Bill Auction Sees Strong Demand but Short-Term Bias Persists

The latest Treasury Bills (T-bills) auction conducted by the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) on July 23, 2025 (Auction No. 982) revealed continued strong appetite for government securities, with total bids surpassing ETB 31.3 billion, nearly three times the ETB 11.08 billion offered. However, the distribution of bids and acceptances highlights a continued investor preference for shorter-term

Yesuf Hadji25 Jul 2025

Capital Market

Ethio Telecom Posts 162 Billion Birr Revenue as Newly Listed Giant Reports Year-End Results

Ethio Telecom, now listed on the Ethiopian Securities Exchange, reported 162 billion birr in revenue for the 2017 Ethiopian fiscal year, achieving 99 percent of its annual performance target. The company also concluded its three-year strategic plan period with a total revenue of 331.5 billion birr, according to CEO Frehiwot Tamiru. In a wide-ranging performance briefing,

StockMarket.et24 Jul 2025

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Wegagen Capital Executes Ethiopia’s First Inter-Broker Treasury Bill and Securities Trade on ESX

In a landmark development for Ethiopia’s capital market, Wegagen Capital Investment Bank has executed the country’s first-ever inter-broker trade involving Government Treasury Bills and listed securities on the Ethiopian Securities Exchange (ESX). The historic transaction was unveiled during the official listing ceremony of Government T-bills and the launch of securities trading operations, held on July

StockMarket.et15 Jul 2025

Capital Market

Ethiopian Securities Exchange Officially Opens for Trading

Ethiopia made a historic leap in its financial sector today with the official launch of the Ethiopian Securities Exchange (ESX)—the country’s first organized securities trading platform. The inaugural trading session was marked by the public registration and secondary market trading of dematerialized government Treasury bills (T-bills). Held at the Sheraton Addis Hotel, the launch event

StockMarket.et11 Jul 2025

Banking & Finance

Ethiopia’s Interbank Money Market Sees ETB 9.68 Billion in Weekly Trades as Interest Rates Decline

Ethiopia’s interbank money market continues to demonstrate active liquidity exchanges among financial institutions, with a total of ETB 9.68 billion traded in the week spanning June 30 to July 4, 2025. The latest data reveals a marginal decline in weighted average interest rates, reflecting subtle shifts in the short-term funding dynamics between banks. During the

StockMarket.et4 Jul 2025