Stock exchange. (illustration)
This is the result of six months of intensive work, which began with the company’s registration in December 2025 and the receipt of the Competition Council’s opinion in February 2026. Thus, the exchange is gradually moving toward becoming operational.
The MMFB is expected to begin operations in late September 2026, and until then, the infrastructure will be developed, which should provide the Moldovan economy with new resources for growth.
As a reminder, on December 15 of last year, the State Property Agency announced the official registration of the exchange with the State Services Agency.
At that time, the names of the management team were also disclosed. In particular, former Prime Minister Dorin Rechan joined the Board of Directors.
Veronica Aprintin, who previously served as State Secretary at the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization, was appointed CEO of the exchange.
The Moldovan International Stock Exchange was established as a joint-stock company. Its shareholder structure includes financial institutions and strategic investors:
– Bucharest Stock Exchange, 26.67%
– State Property Agency, 20%
– Donaris Vienna Insurance Group, 11.67%
– Moldagroindbank (MAIB), 10%
– GRAWE Carat Insurance Company, 10%
– Moldindconbank, 6.67%
– MK Kredit Company, 5%
– OTP Bank Moldova, Moldcell, and Premier Energy—3.33% each.
The new exchange’s mission is to promote investment, support private sector development, and strengthen the country’s economic integration through efficient and predictable access to capital.
