By: J.S., STA
The Securities Market Agency called on public companies in a letter to appropriately communicate to the investment public the impact of the state of emergency in Ukraine on their operations and the price of securities listed on the regulated market.
The call comes after some of listed companies, such as pharma company Krka, saw their shares plummet in the wake of the Russian invasion. Krka gained 2.45% to EUR 92 today, which is still below the EUR 110 it had been before the invasion.
