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Equus Mining Limited | TG:LSE | Tradegate | Ordinary Share |
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RNS Number:9717S London Stock Exchange Plc 08 December 2003 8 DECEMBER 2003 MONTHLY MARKET REPORT FOR NOVEMBER 2003 STRONG START FOR SETSmm; SPREADS NARROW BY 40% ON AVERAGE The first full month of trading on SETSmmTM, the London Stock Exchange's new hybrid trading service, was completed in November. The average number of trades per day was 9,841, up 65 per cent on an average of 5,978 trades per day in October 2003. The average daily value represented by these trades was #383 million. The average spreads for FTSE 250 stocks have improved by 40 per cent since the start of the market on 3 November, from 178 basis points in October 2003 to 107 basis points in November 2003. The number of trades on SETSTM, the Exchange's electronic order book also increased, to 2.8 million in November 2003, a rise of 18 per cent on the number of trades in November 2002. The value traded on SETS during the month was #62.9 billion, up from #58.4 billion in November 2002. The average daily number of trades on SETS was 140,674, up from 113,122 in November 2002. The total number of equity trades on the Exchange was 4.64 million in November 2003. This is down one per cent from a total of 4.68 million equity trades in November 2002. The total value of shares traded in November 2003 was #316.3 billion, down from #361.7 billion in November 2002. The number of UK equity trades on the market was up 13 per cent to 3.91 million trades, compared with 3.46 million trades in November 2002. There were 20 business days in November 2003 compared with 21 days in November 2002. The number of trades in the covered warrant market increased to 4,268 trades in November 2003, compared with 766 trades in November 2002, the first full month of trading for the market. The value of these trades was #35 million, compared with #2.2 million in November 2002. On the primary market, there were 18 new issues during November 2003, ten of which were IPOs: two on the UK Main Market, one international company on the Main Market and seven on AIM, raising #384.7 million between them. This compares with 13 new issues, of which 2 were IPOs, in November 2002. For further information, please contact: Tiffany Hardie-Evans Press Office +44 (0)20 7797 1222 Notes to editors: * About the London Stock Exchange: The London Stock Exchange is one of the world's leading equity exchanges and a leading provider of services that facilitate the raising of capital and the trading of shares. The London Stock Exchange is the most international equities exchange by trading in the world and Europe's largest pool of liquidity. By the end of 2002, the market capitalisation of UK and international companies on its markets amounted to #3.1 trillion, with #4.6 trillion of equity business transacted over the year. The London Stock Exchange is a Recognised Investment Exchange (RIE) under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 and is supervised by the Financial Services Authority. * SETS - the electronic order book. It is now six years since the launch of SETS and the service continues to go from strength to strength. Overall, the market is benefiting from tighter spreads and greater liquidity. Usage of SETS continues to grow, as shown by recent record increases in the number of orders entered, the number of firms using the order book and order book share of business. Indices are calculated and managed by FTSE Group, a world-leader in the creation and management of global equity indices. The FTSE Group is jointly owned by the London Stock Exchange and the Financial Times, but operates as a wholly autonomous company. For information about the company or any FTSE indices, please contact media@ftse.com IPO - when a new company joins our market raising money. This excludes transfers and introductions (a company that joins a market without raising money). * SETSmm SETSmm is the Exchange's new trading service for FTSE 250 and other leading non order book securities. By combining the best features of the existing SETS and SEAQ trading services, SETSmm appeals to market users who want to trade electronically, as well as those customers who use the market making system. * Retail Trading Figures Retail trading figures are available from our website at - http:// www.londonstockexchange.com/trading/retailtrade.asp Figures are available from November 2002 to date. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE MONTHLY FACTSHEET FIGURES November 2003 2003 2002 DOMESTIC EQUITY TRADING Month Year to date Month Year to date Equity Trading Value (#m) 169,477 1,729,526 158,455 1,709,100 Number of Equity Trades 3,907,572 42,498,937 3,460,525 34,696,459 INTERNATIONAL EQUITY TRADING Equity Trading Value (#m) 146,861 1,602,197 203,288 2,627,909 Number of Equity Trades 733,581 9,144,667 1,218,146 14,157,215 ORDER BOOK TRADING Order Book Value (#m) 62,936 662,010 58,383 630,335 Order Book Trades 2,813,470 30,225,715 2,375,552 21,865,186 November 2003 November 2002 DOMESTIC MARKET CAPITALISATION (#m) 1,334 1,225 TOTAL NUMBER OF COMPANIES 2,682 2,828 UK list 1,562 1,710 Foreign 389 420 AIM 731 698 of which techMARK 181 213 2003 2002 MONEY RAISED (#m) Month Year to date Month Year to date UK & AIM New Issues Equity 267 2,281 153 5,204 Further, Rights and Other 443 5,167 313 11,839 Bonds, Warrants, Fixed Interest 12,178 111,879 9,402 79,250 Int. New Issues Equity 165 1,134 - - Further, Rights and Other 303 5,192 - 5,455 Bonds, Warrants, Fixed Interest 6,687 88,256 4,578 67,188 COMPANIES ADMITTED 18 159 13 211 This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END MSCKGMGZLRLGFZG
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