BSE Resumes Normal Trading Following Automated Trading System Downtime

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The Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE) has announced the resolution of an issue with its Automated Trading System (ATS), which caused a temporary downtime during the opening of the market on 18th December 2024.

In a statement released earlier today, the BSE assured stakeholders that the system is now fully functional and trading activities have resumed as normal.

Commitment to Reliability

The BSE expressed its gratitude to market participants for their patience and understanding during the downtime. The organization reiterated its dedication to maintaining the reliability of its systems and addressing any disruptions promptly.

“We remain committed to ensuring the reliability of our systems and to addressing any disruptions promptly,” read the statement.

Support for Stakeholders

To assist market participants with any queries or concerns, the BSE has directed inquiries to its Listings and Trading Department, which can be reached via email at [email protected] or by calling +267 3674400.

Looking Ahead

This swift resolution reaffirms the BSE’s focus on operational excellence and its role as a key player in Botswana’s financial markets. Market participants can now proceed with their activities with confidence as the exchange continues to support trading and investment opportunities.

The BSE concluded by thanking stakeholders for their ongoing support and trust in its services.

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