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Rabee Securities Iraq Stock Exchange (ISX) market report (trading week ending: 5th February 2026.

Please click here to view a table of listed companies and their associated ticker codes.

Rabee Securities’ Market Indexes Change – Weekly
Index Code Closings Change (w/w) (%) Change (YTD) (%)
IQD-RSISX 2,528.7 -0.2% -1.1%
USD-RSISX 2,486.4 -0.2% -1.1%
IQD-RSIHX 1,458.4 -0.4% 4.7%
USD-RSIHX 1,635.2 -0.4% 4.7%
IQD-RSIBX 5,347.0 -0.1% -4.6%
USD-RSIBX 5,995.1 -0.1% -4.6%
IQD-RSISXTR 4,507.3 -0.2% -1.1%
USD-RSISXTR 4,951.2 -0.2% -1.1%

For the RS Market Index charts, please click HERE.

ISX Market Summary of This Week
Trading Vol. (IQD mn)/w 4,624.5 # of Listed Companies on the ISX 104 

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Trading Vol. ($ mn)/w 3.5 # of Traded Companies 64
Traded Shares (mn)/w 3,482     # of Companies (Up) 34
Total Trades (#/w) 4,485     # of Companies (Down) 14
ISX Mcap (IQD bn) 25,040     # of Companies (Not changed) 16
ISX Mcap ($ mn) 18,970 # of Comp. Suspended from Trading (GA) 2
Market FX Rate/
CBI Auction Price (IQD/$)
1320 

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# of Comp. Suspended from Trading (ISC) 11

 Top 5 Gainers – Weekly

Company Names ISX Code Closing Price(IQD) Price Change (w/w) Price Chg. (YTD)
Modern Construction Mat. (UCM) IMCM 1.930 17.0% 109.8%
Iraqi Middle East Investment Bank BIME 0.070 16.7% 16.7%
Mosul Dam Tourist Village (NRM) HTVM 14.850 13.8% 14.1%
Kurdistan Int. Islamic Bank BKUI 1.950 12.7% 56.0%
Al-Mansour Bank BMNS 2.050 6.8% 5.1%
Top 5 Losers – Weekly
Company Names ISX Code Closing Price(IQD) Price Change (w/w) Price Chg. (YTD)
Mosul Bank BMFI 0.130 -31.6% -31.6%
International Islamic Bank (NRM) BINT 0.220 -18.5% 10.0%
Nationality H. Furniture (NRM) IHFI 1.100 -15.4% -12.0%
Dar Al-Salam for Insurance NDSA 0.690 -14.8% -14.8%
Iraq Noor Islamic Bank (NRM) BINI 0.250 -13.8% 38.9%
Top 5 Active by Weekly Trading Volume
Company Names ISX Code Trading Vol. (IQDmn)/w Trading Vol. ($’000)/w Share in Total Trad. Vol.(%)
Al-Mansour Bank BMNS 1,856.9 1,406.8 43.0%
Bank of Baghdad BBOB 645.6 489.1 15.0%
Asiacell Communications PJSC TASC 305.7 231.6 7.1%
Baghdad Soft Drinks IBSD 303.4 229.9 7.0%
Palestine Hotel (UCM) HPAL 212.0 160.6 4.9%
Distribution of No. of Weekly Trades and Trading Vol. by Sectors(1)
Sector No.of Trades/w Trading Vol. (IQD mn)/w Trading Vol. (‘000 $)/w Share in Total Trading Vol. (%)
Banking 2,291 3,074.7 2,329.3 71.3%
Industry 893 420.0 318.2 9.7%
Telecom 511 308.6 233.8 7.2%
Hotels&Tourism 203 233.1 176.6 5.4%
Services 321 207.4 157.1 4.8%
Agriculture 186 65.3 49.4 1.5%
Insurance 27 2.7 2.1 0.1%
Investment 3 1.8 1.4 0.0%
Grand Total 4,435 4,313.5 3,267.8 100.0%

(1) Excluding OTC market

Iraq Stock Exchange

  • Bain Alnahrain Investment (VMES), a private shareholding company, submitted the AGM minutes dated December 3, 2025, approving the company’s liquidation in accordance with Article (158) of the Companies Law No. (21) of 1997, as amended, and appointing Mr. Ayman Hussein Sakhi and Ms. Duha Yassin Nouri as liquidators, granting them the necessary financial, legal, and administrative powers to conduct the liquidation process.
  • The ISC approved the request of Fallujah for Construction Materials (IFCM) for an additional extension period of 1 year to submit its 2025 annual financial statements.
  • ISX suspended trading of the first issuance of national bonds (the categories of 500,000 & 1,000,000 dinars) starting from Feb. 5, 2026, due to distributing semi-annual coupon. The bonds will resume trading on Feb. 11, 2026.

Stocks that resumed / will resume trading:

  • Original shares of Mosul Bank (BMFI) resumed trading on Feb. 3, 2026 after holding its AGM on Dec. 31, 2025, in which they discussed and approved 2023 & 2024 annual financial statements, choosing the path of continuing as an independent bank to implement the requirements of the banking reform plan, and increasing the paid-in capital from IQD252.5 bn to IQD300.0 bn through a 7.92% rights issue and a 10.89% bonus issue.
  • Al-Qurtas Islamic Bank (BQUR) resumed trading on Feb. 3 after holding its AGM on Jan. 17, in which they discussed and approved 2023 & 2024 annual financial statements, banking sector reform project, and the decision to merge with an Iraqi or foreign bank or a foreign investor, and electing seven original and seven alternative board members.
  • Erbil Bank for Investment & Finance (BERI) resumed trading on Feb. 3, 2026, after holding its AGM on Dec. 26, 2025, in which they discussed and approved CBI’s letter No. 9/4/296 dated August 28, 2025, which includes the draft reform plan for the private banking sector, to determine the reform path (merger).