Tehran Stock Exchange
بورس اوراق بهادار تهران | |
No. of listings | 666 companies (December 2020)[6] |
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Market cap | US$1.45 trillion (2023)[6] |
Volume | 82,479 million (2009)[4] |
Indices | TEPIX and TEDPIX (main) |
Website | tse.ir |
Note: TSE is self-regulated under SEO supervision. As of July 2010, no margin/lending is offered, except for futures.[4][5] |
The Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE) (Persian: بورس اوراق بهادار تهران, romanized: Burs-e Owraq-e Bahadar-e Tehran) is Iran's largest stock exchange, which first opened in 1967.[1] The TSE is based in Tehran. As of May 2023[update], 666 companies with a combined market capitalization of US$1.45 trillion were listed on TSE.[6] TSE, which is a founding member of the Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges, has been one of the world's best performing stock exchanges in the years 2002 through 2013.[5][7][8][9] TSE is an emerging or "frontier" market.[10]
Iran's
History
The concept of stock industrialization dates to 1936, when Bank Melli, together with Belgian experts, issued a report detailing a plan for an operational stock exchange in Iran. However, the plan was not implemented prior to the outbreak of World War II, and did not gain traction until 1967, when the Government revisited the issue and ratified the Stock Exchange Act. Initially limited in size and scope, the Tehran Stock Exchange (the "TSE") began operations in 1967, trading only in corporate and government bonds. Iran's rapid economic expansion in the 1970s, coupled with a popular desire to participate in the country's economic growth through the financial markets, led to a demand for equity. The Government became actively engaged in the process, by granting shares to employees of large state-owned and family-owned enterprises. Market activity increased substantially, as both companies and high-net-worth individuals participated in the new-found wealth associated with the TSE.[1]
Everything came to a standstill after the
Other complementary markets have also been established alongside the equities market. In 2003, the Tehran Metal Exchange (now called the Iran Mercantile Exchange after its merger with the Agricultural Exchange in 2006) was launched. The Oil Bourse and the over-the-counter Farabourse were launched in 2008 followed in 2012 by the Energy/Electricity Bourse and the FOREX bourse.[11]
2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | |
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Number of Listed Companies | 417 | 415 | 346 | 337 |
Market Capitalization (USD Millions) |
43,794 | 45,574 | 49,040 | 58,698 |
Total Value of Share Trading (USD Millions) | 6,230 | 7,872 | 15,252 | 16,875 |
Daily Average Trading Value (USD Millions) | 26.1 | 32.5 | 63.8 | 65.4 |
Total Number of Trade in Share (Millions) | 15,839 | 23,401 | 37,975 | 82,479 |
No. of Transactions (in thousands) | 1866 | 2107 | 1978 | 2646 |
No. of Trading Days | 239 | 242 | 239 | 258 |
Share Turnover Velocity (%) | 15.6 | 16.37 | 26.5 | 28.74 |
P/E ratio |
5.4 | 5.2 | 4.1 | 5.5 |
Dividend yield (%) | 10.44 | 14.5 | 12.3 | 15.8 |
Market Capitalization/ GDP (%) |
17.9 | 15.4 | 14.1 | 15.2 |
*Exchange rate: 1 US $=10,004 IRR (2009)
Industry affiliations
Since 1995, TSE has been a full member of the World Federation of Exchanges (the former Fédération Internationale des Bourses de Valeurs or FIBV), and is a founding member of Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges (FEAS).[3] Since July 2010 the TSE is a member of the International Options Market Association.[15]
Logo
The symbol of the TSE is a highly stylized representation of an
Structure
- The Securities & Exchange Council is the highest authority and is responsible for all related policies, market strategies, and supervision of the market in Iran. The Chairman of the Council will be the Chamber of Commerce, Attorney General, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Organization, representatives of the active market associations, three financial experts requested by the Economics Minister and approved by the Council of Ministers, and one representative for each commodity exchange.[17]
- The Securities and Exchange Organization (SEO) is responsible for administration and supervisory duties, governed by the Board of Directors. The SEO's Board of Directors are elected by the Securities and Exchange Council. SEO also actively promotes innovation in Islamic products and has formed a specific "Sharia committee" to assess the compatibility of new products with Islamic law. SEO is the sole regulatory entity for the regulation and development of the capital market in Iran.[18]
Corruption, inside trading, interference and control
The Iranian stocks went into free fall in July 2023 and lost more than 2 million units of value.[19] The Iranian Judicial chief demanded questioning from the president and a member of parliament called for firing the stock exchange organization's CEO.[20][21][22][23] Eghtesadnews called it death blow for stock exchange.[24] Etemad wrote the stock exchange lack transparency, government conflict of interest.[25] Supreme Council of stock exchange threatened to leak everything related to corporations even state corporations corruption.[26]
Operations
Under its new structure, TSE has
Trading platform
The Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE) has started an ambitious modernization program aimed at increasing
The new system makes it possible to purchase and sell stocks on the same day. The system has also made it possible for 2,000 brokerage stations to work simultaneously, while the number was just about 480 in the past. The rise in electronic dealing, non-stop input and updated data on orders, transactions and indices are among other features of the new system. The new system has made it possible to link the stock market to the international bourses. The bourse can now handle 700 transactions per second and 150,000 transactions per day.[31]
The trading system is an order driven system, which matches buying and selling orders of the
- The best price (price priority)
- Time of order priority
Under the price priority rule, a selling (buying) order with the lowest (highest) price takes precedence. Under the time priority rule, an earlier order takes precedence over others at the same price. Thus, when the lowest sell and the highest buy orders match in price, the transaction is executed at the price. In short, the TSE market is a pure order-driven Market.[3]
The trading system also generates and displays details of current and historical trading activity, including prices, volumes traded and outstanding buy and sell orders. This ensures that investors have the required information to be able to take informed investment decisions.
The range of price movements is typically restricted to 3% daily either way from last closing (raised to 5% since May 2015).
Market segmentation
Besides the Main and Secondary Market, there is a Corporate
Description | Main Board | Secondary Board | Secondary Market |
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Minimum Capital (billion IRR) | 200,000 | 100,000 | 30,000 |
Minimum Shareholders | 1000 | 750 | 250 |
Free Float (%) |
20 | 10 | 15 |
Minimum Term of Operation (Years) | 3 | – | – |
Profitability (Years) | 3 | 2 | 1 |
Equity to Asset Ratio (%) | 30 | 20 | 15 |
Market Makers | Selective | Selective | Mandatory |
TSE rate
Since 1998 importers and exporters have also been permitted to trade foreign-exchange certificates on the TSE, creating a
OTC market
Since 2009, Iran has been developing an over-the-counter (OTC) market for bonds and equities (aka Iran Fara Bourse or Farabourse). Its shareholders include the Tehran Stock Exchange Corporation (20%), several banks, insurance companies and other financial institutions (60%), and private and institutional shareholders (20%).[40] As of July 2011, Farabourse has a total market capitalization of $20 billion and a monthly volume of $2 billion.[41]
Brokers
Trading takes place through licensed private
Electronic trading and market data
Starting March 2011, investors are able to trade in the Iranian stock market through the
Trading fees
As of July 2010, trading fees include:
- Equities and rights: 0.55% payable by the sellers and 0.5% the buyers.[4]
New products and services
Presently, TSE trades mainly in
Futures
In 2008, commodity Futures came onto the Iran Mercantile Exchange (IME).[46] In July 2010, TSE introduced six single-stock futures contracts based on Parsian Bank and Karafarin Bank, which will expire in two, four and six months.[5] Thirty-one of the 88 brokerages active in the TSE[47] are licensed to trade the futures contracts. The leverage for futures contracts is set at 1-to-10. TSE will only deal in the derivatives through electronic trading.[5] In the TSE's derivatives market, over 13,200 single stock futures contracts were traded in 2011 with a value of over 510 billion Rials.[48]
Outlook
TSE projects (as of 2009) | Status (as of November 2016) |
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Continuation of privatization plan and IPOs of state-owned companies. | Government's ownership in GDP down to 40% as of 2010 (from 80% in 2005). From 2005 until 2010, Iran privatized $63 billion worth of equity.[citation needed] More information: Privatization in Iran. As of 2015, initial public offerings (IPOs) will be conducted through the process of book-building instead of auction, for more transparency.[49] |
Increasing liquidity in securities market with a review on trading regulations. | New bylaw to facilitate foreign portfolio investment was ratified by the Council of Ministers in April 2010. Since then, as an incentive to investment in Iran, foreign investors in TSE are tax-exempt.[citation needed] |
Launching futures and options .
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In July 2010, TSE introduced six single-stock IKCO were first introduced in 2016.[52]
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Establishing Islamic bonds and products tax exemption .
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(OTC) Bond market in Iran .
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Enactment of anti-money laundering laws. | See: Anti-money laundering laws in Iran. |
Setting up required mechanisms for tracking frauds and claiming against breach of market law. | TSE has an electronic system for tracing market abuse and insider trading.[17] Regulatory framework needs further strengthening and development.[13] See also: Iran Securities and Exchange Commission.[54] |
Creating efficient corporate governance and investor relations frameworks. | In 2006, the TSE introduced more stringent reporting and disclosure requirements for listed companies and enforcement measures for non-compliance. Accounting standards in Iran
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Facilitating and expanding market access by means of developing brokerage network, electronic trading and direct market access. | E-trading is possible since July 2010 on trial basis and will be offered to the general public starting March 2011. Tehran Stock Exchange Services Company (TSESC) .
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Economic Calendar and market data .
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English (free of charge).[4] Plans to offer TSE market data through Thomson Reuters and Bloomberg L.P.[45]
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Promoting the shareholding culture in Iran.
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The Government is running financial literacy training programs in the society.[4] See also: "Justice Shares" in Iran. |
Economic sectors
According to the
2007: There were 324 companies listed on the TSE with a total market capitalization (MC) of US$42,452 million. Close to 60% of the MC relates to listed companies from the following sectors:[66]
- Basic Metals,
- Motor Vehicles and Trailers,
- Chemicals and By-Products,
- Non-Metallic Minerals Products.
A total of 161 companies from these sectors are listed on the TSE, which translates to 49.7% of total companies listed. Largest stocks include:
- Mobarakeh Steel Co.with MC of US$3,218 million, which translates to 7.6% of MC,
- National Iranian Copper Industries Company (Persian: Sanaye Mese Iran) at 6.8% of MC,
- SAIPA at 5.3% of MC.
2008: other companies in the top spots included:[67]
- Gol Gohar Iron Ore Company ($2.1 billion MC),
- Chadormalu Mining and Industrial Company ($2 billion),
- Kharg Petrochemical Company(over $1 billion),
- Ghadir petrochemical companies (over $1 billion),
- Khouzestan Steel Company (over $1 billion),
- Power Plant Projects Management Company (MAPNA)(over $1 billion),
- Retirement Investment Firm(over $1 billion),
- Iran Khodro (over $1 billion),
- Metal and Mine Investment Companies (over $1 billion).
This indicates that the capital market in Tehran is heavily concentrated on four economic sectors with companies that make up nearly half of the total listed companies on the exchange. While 163 companies listed are spread out amongst 26 sectors, with the "Food and Beverages Sector" alone accounts to 32 companies at a market capitalization of US$897.5 million. Studies show that in 2008 about 30 firms, involved in 11 industries, hold close to 75% of shares in Tehran Stock Exchange.[68]
2009: A comparison of the
2011: The best performing industries in 2011, in terms of
2012: Companies showing the most profit, are mostly in pharmaceutical, petrochemical and steel businesses. The sharp decline of the Rial in 2012 has made exports more competitive.[citation needed] Other favoured companies are state-owned industrial companies that rely on a mostly domestic supply chain, turning locally produced raw materials into products targeting Iranian consumers.[64]
Name | Market Cap. (May 2012) (million $) |
% of Total MC (May 2012) | Name | Market Cap. (June 2014) (million $) |
% of Total MC (June 2014) | |
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1. | Telecommunication Company of Iran | 9,702 | 9.31 | Khalij Fars Petrochemical Company |
14,434 | 11.00 |
2. | National Iranian Copper Industries Company | 6,572 | 6.31 | Mobarakeh Steel Company | 5,576 | 4.25 |
3. | Mobarakeh Steel Company | 6,164 | 5.91 | Bandar Abbas Oil Refining Company | 5,227 | 3.98 |
4. | Ghadir Investment Company | 3,942 | 3.78 | Tamin Petro | 4,715 | 3.59 |
5. | Bank Pasargad |
3,573 | 3.43 | Telecommunication Company of Iran | 4,573 | 3.49 |
6. | Gol Gohar Iron Ore Company | 3,194 | 3.06 | Ghadir Investment Company | 4,530 | 3.45 |
7. | Khouzestan Steel Company | 3,064 | 2.94 | Iran Mobile Telecommunications |
4,447 | 3.39 |
8. | Omid Investment Corporation | 2,908 | 2.79 | Gol Gohar Iron Ore Company | 4,433 | 3.38 |
9. | Pardis Petrochemical Company |
2,773 | 2.66 | Esfahan Oil Refining Company | 4,398 | 3.35 |
10. | Bank Mellat | 2,737 | 2.63 | Parsian Oil and Gas Development | 4,260 | 3.25 |
Total | 44,629 | 42.82 | Total | 56,593 | 43.13 |
2015: Fluctuations in global prices of
Market participants
The
In 2005 fewer than 5 percent of Iranians owned stock.
As of 2014, about 300 foreign investors (including 25
Funds management
As of 2009, 21
Indices
- TSE All-Share Price Index (TEPIX)
- TSE Dividend & Price "total return" Index (TEDPIX)
- TSE All-Share FF adjusted (TEFIX)
- TSE TEFIX-30 - Blue chip index
- TSE Cash Dividend Index (TEDIX)
- TSE-50 - (Top 50 most active companies)
- Each industry (sector) Index
- Industrial Index
- Financial Index
- Each Company Index (based on Price & Volume)
In 1990, the All-Shares Price
No. Shares Traded (million) |
Daily Average Turnover (million $) | |
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July-09 | 20,256 | 100.7 |
Aug-09 | 5,747 | 53.9 |
Sep-09 | 3,202 | 35.8 |
Oct-09 | 4,669 | 56.7 |
Nov-09 | 26,675 | 436.3 |
Dec-09 | 1,547 | 19.8 |
Jan-10 | 3,228 | 30.5 |
Feb-10 | 4,315 | 57.6 |
Mar-10 | 2,229 | 28.9 |
Apr-10 | 5,294 | 67.1 |
May-10 | 21,563 | 125.9 |
June-10 | 17,837 | 112.7 |
116,562 (total) | 93.83 (average) |
Performance
This section needs to be updated.(February 2020) |
2000–2004: The performance of the TSE has had no
2005–2006: In December, 2005, 419 companies with a market capitalization of
2007: The market bottomed in June 2007 mainly because of the renewed
2008: The TSE was not directly affected by the
2009: The TSE sank about 40% in value between August 2008 and March 2009, influenced by falling
2010: In the first month of
On August 2, 2010, the TSE main index (TEPIX) reached a record level of 16,056 points, despite US-sponsored
2011: On February 1, 2011, TEPIX and
On April 9, 2011, TSE's main index (TEPIX) hit a new all-time record high at 26,222 over a boost from the stocks of metal and shipping industries.[80][91] According to the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE), TSE had the best performance among WFE member exchanges from May 2010 to May 2011. With a staggering 79% growth rate in its main index, the TSE ranked 1st in WFE's "Broad Stock Index Performance" category followed by the Colombo and Lima Stock Exchanges with 75.1% and 48.9% rates respectively.[44]
Overall, Tehran stock exchange posted the second highest gains in global markets in 2011 (TEPIX up 29.6%). Meanwhile, the German's DAX (DAX INDEX) lost 16.5% due and the FTSE 100(UKX INDEX) performed poorly, down 6.7%. Stock markets of emerging economies, like Brazil's Brazil Bovespa Index (IBOV INDEX), shed 18.4%.
2012: TSE's overall index hit a new record high in October 2012 surpassing 31,000 points. Export-oriented companies have been favoured because of the imposition of an oil embargo by the international community and the consequent sharp decline in the value of the Iranian rial over 2012.[94]
2013: Following
2014: As of September 2014, the TSE trades at price-to-earnings multiple of 6 times, with a 17 percent dividend yield. By comparison, the MSCI Frontier Markets index trades at price-to-earnings multiple of 12.4 times, with a 3.7 percent dividend yield.[98]
2015: The Iranian state is the biggest player in the economy, and the annual budget strongly influences the outlook of local industries and the stock market. The 2015 budget is not expected to bring much growth for many of the domestic industries.[72]
2016: As of June 2016, TSE had an average P/E of 7 against 13.8 for MSCI Emerging Markets. TEDPIX annualized 10-year performance in US$ was 10.1% (against 3.9% for MSCI Emerging Markets for the same period.)[99]
2018: in June 2018, the TEPIX index reached an all-time-high of 102,000.[100] It is expected that listed export-oriented companies (~50% of TSE capitalization) will be advantaged following the steep devaluation of the Iranian rial in 2018.[101]
2019: FY 2019 has been a "golden year" according to financial economists. TEDPIX, one of the 2 main indexes, reached an all-time-high of 512,000 points.[102] According to the same experts, several factors contributed to this, namely better regulation, increased knowledge of the stock market and wider access by the general population and the lackluster status of competing sectors such as gold or real estate.[102]
Growth potential
Iran is the last, large untapped
Market valuation
In 2007, the market, with a capitalization of $37 billion, was trading at a fraction of the
According to
Privatization
In recent years, the role of the private sector has been further on the increase. Furthermore, an
Under the privatization plan, 47 oil and gas companies (including PetroIran and North Drilling Company) worth an estimated $90 billion are to be privatized on the Tehran Stock Exchange by 2014.[115]
Foreign investors can bid in Iranian privatization tenders, but need permission from the Economy Ministry on a case-by-case basis.[116] The government has reduced the bureaucratic channels and issues investment permits for foreign nationals in less than seven days.[citation needed] Iran has announced it will begin to allow foreign firms to purchase Iranian state-run companies, with the possibility of obtaining full ownership.[citation needed]
Iranian expatriates
There are differing estimates of the total capital held by Iranian expatriates. One estimate places the number at $1.3 trillion US dollars.
Foreign portfolio investment
So far, the Tedpix index has been driven by domestic investors, including wealthy Iranians, public sector pension funds and the investment arms of state-owned banks. For the index to prosper in the long run, more foreign investors need to make significant share purchases.
The new by-law on foreign portfolio investment was approved by the government in June 2005, but ratified by the Council of Ministers in April, 2010. Under this new bylaw, foreign investors can participate in the TSE for the first time. Initially, however, some limitations had been imposed on foreign investors:
- Foreign investors may own a maximum of 10 percent of each listed company.
- Foreign investors may not withdraw their main capital and capital gain for the first three years of their investment. Repatriation is possible, after one year under the current regulations.
With the new law, Iran has increased the ceiling on foreign participation to 20% and foreign investors can now invest in the capital market, trade shares (including OTC) and:
- For small-scale (foreign) investors, take out their money at any time;[citation needed]
- For large-scale investors which possess 10 percent of the agency's value or 10 percent of the management position, can take their capital out of the country after two years upon receiving permission from the government.[126]
- This new law does not explicitly protect against control and manipulation through foreign pool of money (e.g. through funds located offshore or foreign agents based in Iran.)[127]
FOREX
Since April 2010, foreign investors have been able to open
Non-commercial risks
The Central Bank of Iran is also in charge of providing the investors with the necessary foreign exchange, which is also transferable.[citation needed] Moreover, under the law, foreign investors are protected and insured against possible losses and damages caused by future political turmoil or regional conflicts.
Dual listing
Iran is to target foreign investment in its energy sector by creating an umbrella group of nearly 50 state-run firms and listing its shares on four international stock exchanges.[130]
Offshore funds
As of 2014,
U.S. sanctions
Taxes
As of July 2010, taxes on TSE transactions are as follows:
- Cash dividend: No tax (22.5% at source from Company).[4]
- Share transfers: The Tax Amendment has changed the regulations regarding calculation of tax on transfer of shares and their rights in Iranian corporate entities.
- In the case of shares listed on the Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE) the tax on transfer of such shares and other rights is 0.5 per cent of the sales price.[39]
- In the case of transfer of the shares and their rights to other corporate entities (i.e. those not listed on the TSE) a flat rate of four per cent of value of the shares and rights transferred applies. No other taxes will be charged. The Amendment has removed the requirement to value the shares in this category.[39]
Exemptions
- Capital gain: No tax.[3]
- Interest income: No tax.[3]
- Participation papers: Profit and awards accrued are tax exempt.[53]
- free float shares are provided 20% tax exemption.[4]
- Foreign investors: Foreign investors in TSE are tax-exempt.[citation needed]
See also
- International Rankings of Iran in Economy
- List of banks in Iran
- Tabriz Stock Exchange
- List of Mideast stock exchanges
Further reading
- Ownership Structure and Firm Performance: An empirical study on listed firms of Tehran Stock Exchange; Based on Industry Classification. Ali Tahbaz Hendi (LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing). December 2012. ISBN 978-3843380416.
- Short-term Prediction of Tehran Stock Exchange Price Index (TEPIX): Using Artificial Neural Network (ANN)
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External links
Media related to Tehran Stock Exchange at Wikimedia Commons
- Official website (in English)
- Official website (in Persian)
- Sukuk (Islamic Financial Instruments)
- Tehran Securities Exchange Technology Management Company (TSETMC) (in Persian)
- Securities and Exchange Brokers Association - Self-regulatory organization of TSE
- Financial Tribune - (Iranian English newspaper) Offers daily reports on the TSE
- Iran Securities and Exchange Organization (SEO) – Offers Quarterly Bulletin of Iran Islamic Capital Market
- Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges – TSE statistics/regulations/operations/international comparisons/calendar and latest news
- Iran's Capital Markets – Comprehensive 2003-Study
- Turquoise Partners – Monthly report on the Tehran Stock Exchange and Iran's economy
- Iran Daily: "Iranian Bourse Prospects for Foreign Investment"[permanent dead link]
- Iran CSD Company – Clearing and settlement of trading, central registry
- Videos
- "Iran's Stock Exchange and Foreign Investment". Retrieved July 10, 2023 – via www.youtube.com. - Explains how to invest in Tehran Stock Exchange and OTC market and what is the procedure to receive license for trading in the TSE (2015)
- Investing in Iran – Part I[permanent dead link] Part II Part III Part IV Part V VI – CNBC (December 2010)