It does not end with an IPO. The stock market is a continuous process. Trading will continue.

Due to the small size of our stock exchange, the small number of shares offered to the public, and the small total value of the shares offered to the public, it is possible to create or create an environment in which the prices of certain shares can go up and down very quickly, either spontaneously or under the influence of speculators.

Companies consider it a responsibility to protect the “honor” (value) of the shares offered to the public. For this purpose, a brokerage firm or a bank is used for regulatory trading.

The purpose of regulatory trading is to prevent prices from falling faster than normal and to curb above-normal increases for speculative purposes. This can be possible through regulatory trading on the Exchange.

(This type of Regulator in relation to the securities of privatized State Economic Enterprises traded on the Stock Exchange. Trading is carried out by the Public Partnership Administration through public banks).