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1 CSE MONTHLY ELECTRONIC EDITION FEBRUARY 2010 ISSUE 157 DISTRIBUTED FREE OF CHARGE briefing from the CSE e Read on this edition The statistics of the market in charts/tables CSE's activities and decisions News of CSE's companies Promote yourselves in our e-publication The CSE has completely reconstructed its on-line publication in order to provide the best possible information to market participants. This newsletter is sent electronically to thousands of recipients in Cyprus and abroad. In this context, the CSE has made provision for the promotion of companies through advertising. Any company wishing to promote its products and services through this new updated e-publication can contact the CSE Promotion on www.cse.com.cy Businesses can also advertise on the CSE website. Contact the CSE These are the CSE contact details: 71-73 Lord Byron Avenue 1096, Nicosia, Cyprus P.O. BOX 25427 Nicosia, 1309, Cyprus Tel. (357) 22 712300 Fax: (357) 22 570308 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cse.com.cy CSE MARKET INDICES The new Strategic Plans of the Cyprus Stock Exchange include train- ing seminars mainly aiming to inform the Market’s factors on the prod- ucts and services offered by CSE, as well as updating their knowledge on stock exchange issues. By conducting these seminars it is sought to develop a basic plan to train those interested in issues related to the stock exchange while im- proving and promoting the Organization’s image at the same time. Fur- thermore, the seminars will help attendants understand the advantages and benefits derived from the Stock Exchange and will provide an op- CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 By Constantinos Kantzilieris CSE΄s Officer Training Seminars The Malta Stock Exchange and the Cyprus Stock Exchange on the 24th of February 2010 signed a Memorandum of Understanding at the Malta Stock Exchange premises in Valletta. The Memorandum of Understanding was signed by Dr Arthur Galea Salomone on behalf of the Malta Exchange and by Mr Giorgios Koufaris on behalf of the Cyprus Exchange. The scope of the MOU covers various areas of co-operation between the two exchanges including consultation services, exchange of information, clearing and settlement issues as well as listing and mutual recognition of Members. In a brief address, Dr Galea Salomone referred to the excellent relationship that has always existed between the two Exchanges. He particularly emphasized the stromg similarities that characterize the two markets as well as the historical and geographical proximity of the two countries. The Memorandum of Understanding seeks to strengthen these existing ties and similarities by further enhancing operational and business links. On his part Mr Koufaris thanked the Malta Stock Exchange and said he was confident that the MOU will prove to be a useful instrument not only to further strengthen the level of cooperation between the two exchanges, but also to open new areas of business opportunities for the market participants both in Malta and in Cyprus. The Minister of Finance, Economy and Investment congratulated both Exchanges on this occasion and expressed his satisfaction at the signing of the MOU and said he was confident it would serve to pave the way for the development of new business opportunities beneficial to both Exchanges. Signing of Memorandum of Understanding with Cyprus Stock Exchange

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CSE MONTHLY ELECTRONIC EDITIONFEBRUARY 2010 • ISSUE 157

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briefing from the CSEe

Read on this edition

� The statistics of the marketin charts/tables

� CSE's activities anddecisions

� News of CSE's companies

Promote yourselves in our e-publication The CSE has completely reconstructed its on-linepublication in order to provide the best possibleinformation to market participants. This newsletter is sent electronically to thousands ofrecipients in Cyprus and abroad. In this context, the CSE has made provision for thepromotion of companies through advertising. Any company wishing to promote its products andservices through this new updated e-publication can contact the CSE Promotion onwww.cse.com.cyBusinesses can also advertise on the CSE website.

Contactthe CSE These are the CSE contact details: 71-73 Lord Byron Avenue 1096, Nicosia, CyprusP.O. BOX 25427Nicosia, 1309, CyprusTel. (357) 22 712300Fax: (357) 22 570308Email: [email protected]: www.cse.com.cy

CSE MARKET INDICES

The new Strategic Plans of the Cyprus Stock Exchange include train-

ing seminars mainly aiming to inform the Market’s factors on the prod-

ucts and services offered by CSE, as well as updating their knowledge

on stock exchange issues.

By conducting these seminars it is sought to develop a basic plan to

train those interested in issues related to the stock exchange while im-

proving and promoting the Organization’s image at the same time. Fur-

thermore, the seminars will help attendants understand the advantages

and benefits derived from the Stock Exchange and will provide an op-

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By ConstantinosKantzilieris

CSE΄s Officer

Training Seminars

The Malta Stock Exchange and the CyprusStock Exchange on the 24th of February 2010signed a Memorandum of Understanding atthe Malta Stock Exchange premises inValletta.

The Memorandum of Understanding wassigned by Dr Arthur Galea Salomone onbehalf of the Malta Exchange and by MrGiorgios Koufaris on behalf of the CyprusExchange. The scope of the MOU coversvarious areas of co-operation between the twoexchanges including consultation services,exchange of information, clearing andsettlement issues as well as listing and mutualrecognition of Members.

In a brief address, Dr Galea Salomonereferred to the excellent relationship that hasalways existed between the two Exchanges.He particularly emphasized the stromgsimilarities that characterize the two markets

as well as the historical and geographicalproximity of the two countries. TheMemorandum of Understanding seeks tostrengthen these existing ties and similaritiesby further enhancing operational andbusiness links. On his part Mr Koufaristhanked the Malta Stock Exchange and saidhe was confident that the MOU will prove tobe a useful instrument not only to furtherstrengthen the level of cooperation betweenthe two exchanges, but also to open newareas of business opportunities for the marketparticipants both in Malta and in Cyprus.

The Minister of Finance, Economy andInvestment congratulated both Exchanges onthis occasion and expressed his satisfactionat the signing of the MOU and said he wasconfident it would serve to pave the way forthe development of new businessopportunities beneficial to both Exchanges.

Signing of Memorandum of Understandingwith Cyprus Stock Exchange

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This column containsinformation of the CSE marketfor the month in review andcovers the fluctuations of theindices of the various CSE’smarkets as well as the tradingvolumes.

On the last trading session of February2010 the General Index reached 1.398,37points, representing a relative decrease of6,47% from the previous month. The valueof shares traded exhibited a decrease of19,93% compared to the previous month.

It is worth mentioning however, that thehighest level that the General Index reachedfor the month was 1.486,06 points. Theother Market Indices reached the followinglevels: Main Market reached 1.416,07,Parallel Market 988,09, Alternative Market1.239,07, Investment Companies 852,98points. On a sectoral level, sub-indicesreached the following levels: Banking sector1.557,79, Hotels 597,70, FTSE/CySE20475,63 and finally the FTSE Med 100reached 1.571,52 points.

The market capitalisation of shares(excluding Investment Companies Market)reached € 6,33 billion. According to thismonth’s results, the Main Market accountedfor 34,61% of the total market capitalisation,the Parallel Market 2,82%, the AlternativeMarket 7,37%, the Investment CompaniesMarket 1,04%, the Shipping Market 0,13%,the Special Category 0,13%, the Special

Characteristics Market 0,50% and the BondMarket 53,40%. Moreover, the total marketcapitalisation including the InvestmentCompanies Market, Warrants and the BondMarket reached €13,89 billion compared to€14,37 billion the previous month,registering a decrease of 3,36%.

The General Index reached1.398,37 points

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CSE MARKET INDICES

MonthlyMarketOverview

IN FEBRUARY 2010

Total trading volume was €57,3 m.The total value of transactions during the month in review reached€57,3 million, with an average of €3,0 million per trading session.The Financials sector contributed 89,83% to the total value tradedwhich was the highest among all other sectors. Investors primarilyfocused their interest on the shares of “Marfin Popular Bank PublicCo Ltd” and “Bank of Cyprus Public Company Ltd” with 41,40% and40,71% of the total value respectively.

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Decisions of the CyprusStockExchange This column presents thedecisions of the CSE’s Councilon various issues during themonth under review.

Listing of titles� Globalvalue Plc. On the 8th of February

2010, the CSE Council announced that it has

accepted the listing of 22,293,064 ordinary

shares of “Globalvalue Plc”, which have resulted

from the payment of a dividend in the form of

shares. The above titles started trading on

Thursday, February 11, 2010.

� Unigrowth Investments Public Ltd. On the

12th of February 2010, the CSE Council an-

nounced that it has accepted the listing of

2,217,860 ordinary shares of “Unigrowth In-

vestments Public Ltd”, which have resulted from

the exercise of warrants 2007/2009. The above

titles started trading on Thursday, February 18,

2010.

� Primetel Plc – Bonds 2009/2014. On the 19th

of February 2010, the CSE Council announced

that it has accepted the listing of 500 bonds of

Primetel Plc of nominal value €10,000 each,

with a fixed rate equal to 6.75% until their ex-

piry on June 30 2014. The interest will be

payable twice a year, on June 30 and on De-

cember 31 of each year.

The above titles started trading on Thursday,

February 25, 2010.

Transfer of listed titles to different Market

Dome Investments Public Company Ltd. On the 2nd of February 2010, the CSEcouncil further to its announcement dated 26/10/2009 decided that the titles of DomeInvestments Public Company Ltd will continue trading in the Special Characteris-tics Market for the period of three months.

Investor Service helpdesk� Within the framework of improving the services provided to investors, the Cyprus Stock

Exchange informs investors that in February 2010 , the CSE Service Department:

� Issued and printed 428 statements for the details of the investors’ account

� Issued and printed 518 account statements

� Issued and printed 107 pages of the shareholders’ register of listed companies.

� It served personally 36 investors for specific disputes that they had with regard to past

transactions, as well as various questions and queries on the operation of the Com-

mon Platform and other clarifications on the management of assets for deceased peo-

ple.

� The CSE urges the investors to apply for subscription to the CSD On-line for better ac-

cess to the Central Registry via the internet and to contact the Service’s staff members,

tel. 00357 22712300.

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Decisions of the CyprusStockExchange This column presents thedecisions of the CSE’s Councilon various issues during themonth under review.

portunity to promote and understand new in-

stitutions etc. They will also contribute to ensure

more effective communication, which is one of

CSE’s goals. It is a joint effort involving personnel

from all CSE’s departments, sharing a common

goal and a spirit of cooperation.

The aims of the seminars are specific, practical

and feasible and have been determined taking

into consideration the special features of the

Cyprus market. In this way, the participants will

be able to fully understand the modus operan-

di of the Stock Exchange Markets and the Cen-

tral Securities Depository and Central Registry

as well as the new development initiatives and

the institution as a whole.

It should be noted that the efforts of the Stock

Exchange are aided by the Human Resource

Development Authority which approves and sup-

ports specific CSE seminars by sponsoring all

participants.

CSE seminars sponsorship is approved by the

Human Resource Development Authority of

Cyprus (HRDA) by the submission of the rele-

vant documentation and the completion of the

required procedure (program analysis / program

description / meeting deadlines etc) as stipulated

in the Authority’s “Policies and Procedures

Guide”.

Following a thorough examination and as-

sessment of the most substantial information in

the documents submitted as regards the suc-

cessful carrying out of the training program,

HRDA announces to each training Organization

its decision on sponsoring the relevant programs

or not.

The CSE has conducted two training pro-

grams over the year 2009 in cooperation with

HRDA on issues related to the activities and new

initiatives of the Stock Exchange (listing of se-

curities) and more specifically:

a) Regarding the New Stock Exchange Mar-

ket “Emerging Companies Market” which

took place on Tuesday 13 October 2009 at

the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and In-

dustry premises. Corporate executives, In-

vestment Firms (Ifs) and auditing firms

managers etc. responded positively and had

the opportunity to receive clear and detailed

information on the prerequisites and oper-

ation processes involved and also for listing

securities in the CSE’s new market.

b) “Corporate Governance / CSE” Company list-

ing procedure / Information and Changes /

Market Maker which took place on Tuesday

8 December 2009 at the CCCI building. High

ranking executives of listed companies and

Members, auditing firms managers and ex-

ecutives of listed companies responsible for

stock exchange compliance issues, attend-

ed the seminar in order to be informed on the

amendments of the CSE Corporate Gover-

nance Code and the procedures that must

be followed to resolve any problems faced

by listed companies as well as the intro-

duction of the Market Maker role, a sup-

portive instrument in the market which can

contribute to increasing securities trading at

the CSE.

It is worth mentioning that the CSE has obtained

the relevant specification approval by HRDA and

will conduct two more seminars over the first half

of 2010 (January-June) on issues relating to the

Central Registry, managed by the CSE such as:

a) “Settlement and Clearance – Central Secu-

rities Depository/Central Registry Services”.

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Decisions of the CyprusStockExchange This column presents thedecisions of the CSE’s Councilon various issues during themonth under review.

The program will take place on Wednesday

14 April 2010 at the Cyprus Chamber of

Commerce and Industry premises. It is ad-

dressed to representatives of CSE members,

custodians at the CSE and representatives

of CSE listed companies. The participants

will have the opportunity to be informed on

the procedures of the Market, the services

rendered and the changes put forward, so

as to acquire more knowledge on the

abovementioned issue and achieve a better

implementation of the relevant procedures.

b) “Clearance and Central Registry / Devel-

opments in the European Union / Target 2

Securities – Link Up Markets etc”. The pro-

gram will take place on Friday 18 June 2010

at the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and

Industry premises. It is intended for repre-

sentatives of CSE members, custodians of

the CSE and representatives of companies

listed at the CSE. The participants will have

the opportunity to be informed on the CSE’s

development projects with regard to Clear-

ance και Central Depository/Registry (CSD)

as well as on the new developments in Eu-

rope, so as to acquire further knowledge in

relation to the abovementioned issue in or-

der for the market factors affected to be pre-

pared accordingly.

The CSE’s efforts have been very successful

so far, attracting considerable interest by the

Market’s representatives. The Stock Exchange

will continue its efforts to conduct seminars as-

piring to the most positive results possible. The

objective is to implement appropriate plans, in

order for the CSE to continue on its path towards

further growth.

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MarketMain Shipping Parallel Alternative Investment Corporate Government Special Special Total

Companies Bonds Bonds Category Characteristics

Market Statistics

Listed CompaniesListed SharesTurnover (€)Securities tradedTrades

1111 11 1717 6969 1212 11 1111 55 1271271212 11 1818 7575 1313 1414 4343 1212 88 196196

49.931.16949.931.169 73.60373.603 1.481.3791.481.379 3.308.1963.308.196 738.006738.006 1.718.6361.718.636 00 63.76263.762 13.33913.339 57.328.08957.328.08922.234.94622.234.946 664.447664.447 11.941.86311.941.863 20.258.85420.258.854 3.290.5333.290.533 5.514.2915.514.291 00 2.112.5522.112.552 23.92023.920 66.041.40666.041.406

18.13818.138 132132 739739 1.9081.908 720720 177177 00 143143 1212 21.96921.969

Month Transactions Volume Month Transactions VolumeSecurities Trad. (€) Securities Trad. (€)

Trading Statistics

Year Transactions VolumeSecurities Trad. (€)

CSE’s factsand figures

February 2010• Issue 157

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04/01/2010 349 1.591.904 595.100 01/02/2010 526 1.949.492 1.392.96905/01/2010 1.172 4.422.964 4.539.678 02/02/2010 490 6.220.359 1.662.47307/01/2010 1.499 3.499.045 5.312.033 03/02/2010 800 8.970.389 3.550.26908/01/2010 965 2.864.416 3.167.845 04/02/2010 1.590 3.013.225 5.305.54811/01/2010 848 3.321.246 2.693.607 05/02/2010 2.200 3.898.477 5.230.63112/01/2010 1.392 3.041.444 4.246.370 08/02/2010 2.727 4.704.120 5.786.58613/01/2010 1.153 4.308.600 5.631.468 09/02/2010 1.620 6.143.745 4.202.88714/01/2010 1.194 3.580.231 4.432.157 10/02/2010 1.243 5.641.432 4.131.62915/01/2010 1.304 3.308.797 3.895.839 11/02/2010 978 2.240.430 2.099.68818/01/2010 1.678 4.342.274 5.187.648 12/02/2010 1.545 3.602.260 3.602.34919/01/2010 2.104 5.114.485 6.708.944 16/02/2010 1.383 2.610.975 3.013.56320/01/2010 1.370 4.717.518 4.381.298 17/02/2010 717 1.374.787 1.691.24421/01/2010 1.997 5.353.351 5.911.216 18/02/2010 849 3.975.144 2.283.61422/01/2010 1.087 2.414.049 2.899.054 19/02/2010 914 2.500.028 2.241.84525/01/2010 800 2.176.329 2.665.812 22/02/2010 977 1.782.201 2.216.99126/01/2010 627 1.863.398 1.522.556 23/02/2010 733 1.658.210 1.987.86127/01/2010 1.225 2.270.915 3.078.762 24/02/2010 788 1.786.549 2.279.80628/01/2010 1.048 2.673.225 2.828.638 25/02/2010 1.116 2.221.950 2.852.60329/01/2010 619 1.626.035 1.897.583 26/02/2010 773 1.747.633 1.795.533

19 22.431 62.490.226 71.595.608 19 21.969 66.041.406 57.328.089Monthly Average 1.181 3.288.959 3.768.190 1.156 3.475.863 3.017.268

Yearly Average 2010 1.168 3.382.411 3.392.729

*Warrants are included in the Market where the listed shares of the companies are traded

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Closing Yearly Highest Yearly Lowest Percentage Change26/02/2010 04/01/2010 29/01/2010

CSE Indices

Market Indices (base 3.09.2004=1000)General IndexMain Market IndexParallel Market IndexAlternative Market IndexInvestment Companies IndexSectoral Indices(base 3.09.2004=1000)BanksHotelsFTSE&CSE IndicesFTSE CySE 20 (base 30.11.2000=1000)FTSE/ATHEX-CSE BanksFTSE Med 100

1.398,37 1.712,14 07/01/10 1.279,27 08/02/10 -11,51 -6,471.416,07 1.736,03 07/01/10 1.289,89 08/02/10 -11,48 -6,39

988,09 1.106,07 11/01/10 985,06 24/02/10 -8,35 -6,101.239,07 1.358,93 05/01/10 1.215,77 19/02/10 -7,51 -2,93

852,98 978,36 08/01/10 810,65 08/02/10 -9,28 -4,71

1.557,79 1.913,91 11/01/10 1.417,69 08/02/10 -11,57 -6,50597,70 700,35 05/01/10 579,83 12/02/10 -9,65 -5,08

475,63 581,57 07/01/10 435,66 08/02/10 -11,55 -6,361.571,52 2.140,52 08/01/10 1.425,90 08/02/10 -19,77 -8,607.136.11 7.646.93 11/01/10 6.820.86 08/02/10 -2.62 -0.88

Ecomonic Group* Volume Weight(€) %

Value of volume traded by sector

FinancialsConsumer ServicesIndustrialsConsumer GoodsTelecommunicationsTechnologyBasic MaterialsCorporate BondsGovernment BondsTotal

51.497.246 89.8291.737.550 3.0311.914.203 3.339

359.775 0.62820.344 0.03580.323 0.140

12 0,0001.718.636 2.998

0 0,00057.328.089 100,000

Economic Group Transactions Securities Traded Weight%

Number of securities traded by sector

FinancialsConsumer ServicesIndustrialsConsumer GoodsTelecommunicationsTechnologyBasic MaterialsCorporate BondsGovernment BondsTotal

19.243 35.996.223 54,511.575 14.617.514 22,13

399 3.990.283 6,04339 4.730.231 7,1687 249.161 0,38

144 943.593 1,435 110 0,00

177 5.514.291 8,350 0 0,00

21.969 66.041.406 100,00

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February 2010• Issue 157

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* FTSE Industry Classification Benchmark – ICB.

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Sectoral and special indices performance on the Cyprus Stock Exchange during the month

Economic Group Weighting to value traded during the month

-9% -8% 7% -6% -5% -4% -3% -2% -1% 0%

CSE General Index (Main and Parallel)

Main Market

Parallel Market

Alternative Market

Investment Companies

Banks

Hotels

FTSE/ATHEX-CSE Banks

FTSE CySE 20

FTSE Med 100

CSE General Index (Main and Parallel)

Main Market

Parallel Market

Alternative Market

Investment Companies

Banks

Hotels

FTSE/ATHEX-CSE Banks

FTSE CySE 20

FTSE Med 100

-5,90%

-5,76%

-2,78%

-4,57%

-8,09%

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-0,02%

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0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

CSE General Index (Main and Parallel)

Main Market

Parallel Market

Alternative Market

Investment Companies

Banks

Hotels

FTSE/ATHEX-CSE Banks

FTSE CySE 20

FTSE Med 100

Financials

Consummer Services

Industrials

Consumer Goods

Telecommunications

Technologoy

Basic Materials

Corporate Bonds

Government Bonds

89,83%

3,03%

3,34%

0,63%

0,04%

3,00%

0,00%

0,14%

0,00%

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Market Capitalisation by Market

MarketMain MarketParallel MarketAlternative Market Investment Companies MarketShipping Companies MarketSpecial Category MarketSpecial Characteristics MarketShares (Excluding Investment Market)WarrantsΒonds MarketCorporate BondsGovernment BondsTotal

5.137.698.4105.137.698.410 4.807.670.1444.807.670.144 -6,42-6,42 34,6134,61

417.877.987417.877.987 391.327.475391.327.475 -6,35-6,35 2,822,82

1.048.664.3751.048.664.375 1.023.469.2371.023.469.237 -2,40-2,40 7,377,37

150.709.432150.709.432 144.663.449144.663.449 -4,01-4,01 1,041,04

27.324.50127.324.501 17.565.75117.565.751 -35,71-35,71 0,130,13

17.191.47317.191.473 17.711.93017.711.930 3,033,03 0,130,13

95.515.03395.515.033 70.111.05470.111.054 -26,60-26,60 0,500,50

6.744.271.7796.744.271.779 6.327.855.5906.327.855.590 -6,17-6,17 45,5645,56

6.237.5956.237.595 5.537.2035.537.203 -11,23-11,23 0,040,04

1.660.463.2881.660.463.288 1.650.978.0941.650.978.094 -0,57-0,57 11,8911,89

5.817.620.4635.817.620.463 5.766.098.4415.766.098.441 -0,89-0,89 41,5141,51

14.373.064.96214.373.064.962 13.889.595.57413.889.595.574 -3,36-3,36 100,00100,00

Company Market Market Capitalisation Weight*(€) %

11 BANK OF CYPRUS PUBLIC COMPANY LTDBANK OF CYPRUS PUBLIC COMPANY LTD MainMain 2.596.172.1242.596.172.124 40,1140,11

22 MARFIN POPULAR BANK PUBLIC CO LTDMARFIN POPULAR BANK PUBLIC CO LTD MainMain 1.625.776.8791.625.776.879 25,1225,12

33 HELLENIC BANK PUBLIC COMPANY LTDHELLENIC BANK PUBLIC COMPANY LTD MainMain 354.192.890354.192.890 5,475,47

44 VASSILICO CEMENT WORKS PUBLIC COMPANY LTD VASSILICO CEMENT WORKS PUBLIC COMPANY LTD ParallelParallel 84.165.05884.165.058 1,301,30

55 WOODLAND DESIGNS PLCWOODLAND DESIGNS PLC AlternativeAlternative 83.201.28083.201.280 1,291,29

66 PANDORA INVESTMENTS PUBLIC LTD PANDORA INVESTMENTS PUBLIC LTD AlternativeAlternative 80.642.68980.642.689 1,251,25

77 VISION INTERNATIONAL PEOPLE GROUP PUBLIC LTDVISION INTERNATIONAL PEOPLE GROUP PUBLIC LTD AlternativeAlternative 75.000.00075.000.000 1,161,16

88 WOOLWORTH (CYPRUS) PROPERTIES PLCWOOLWORTH (CYPRUS) PROPERTIES PLC ParallelParallel 69.920.55269.920.552 1,081,08

99 CYPRUS TRADING CORPORATION PLCCYPRUS TRADING CORPORATION PLC AlternativeAlternative 63.408.91763.408.917 0,980,98

1010 DEMETRA INVESTMENT PUBLIC LTD DEMETRA INVESTMENT PUBLIC LTD Investment CoInvestment Co 58.000.00058.000.000 0,900,90

TotalTotal 5.090.480.3895.090.480.389 77,7577,75

Corporate Bonds Market Capitalisation Weight**(€) %

Market Capitalisation of Corporate Bonds

Shares with the largest market capitalisation at the end of the month

11 BANK OF CYPRUS PUBLIC COMPANY LTD – CONVERTIBLE CAPITAL SECURITIESBANK OF CYPRUS PUBLIC COMPANY LTD – CONVERTIBLE CAPITAL SECURITIES 659.395.323659.395.323 39.9439.94

22 MARFIN POPULAR BANK PUBLIC CO LTD – CAPITAL SECURITIESMARFIN POPULAR BANK PUBLIC CO LTD – CAPITAL SECURITIES 251.918.160251.918.160 15.2615.26

33 MARFIN POPULAR BANK PUBLIC CO LTD – CAPITAL SECURITIESMARFIN POPULAR BANK PUBLIC CO LTD – CAPITAL SECURITIES 170.000.000170.000.000 10.3010.30

44 HELLENIC BANK PUBLIC COMPANY LTD - BONDS 2016HELLENIC BANK PUBLIC COMPANY LTD - BONDS 2016 128.145.108128.145.108 7.767.76

55 BANK OF CYPRUS PUBLIC COMPANY LTDBANK OF CYPRUS PUBLIC COMPANY LTD 104.942.300104.942.300 6.366.36

66 ALPHA BANK CYPRUS LTD -BONDS 2013/2018ALPHA BANK CYPRUS LTD -BONDS 2013/2018 100.000.000100.000.000 6.066.06

77 HELLENIC BANK PUBLIC COMPANY LTD – BONDS 2019HELLENIC BANK PUBLIC COMPANY LTD – BONDS 2019 90.000.00090.000.000 5.455.45

88 HELLENIC BANK PUBLIC COMPANY LTD - CAPITAL SECURITIESHELLENIC BANK PUBLIC COMPANY LTD - CAPITAL SECURITIES 42.715.03642.715.036 2.592.59

99 BANK OF CYPRUS PUBLIC COMPANY LTD – CONVERTIBLE BONDS 2013/2018BANK OF CYPRUS PUBLIC COMPANY LTD – CONVERTIBLE BONDS 2013/2018 40.712.92440.712.924 2.472.47

1010 HELLENIC BANK PUBLIC COMPANY LTD - BONDS 2011HELLENIC BANK PUBLIC COMPANY LTD - BONDS 2011 37.621.69537.621.695 2.282.28

1111 K. ATHIENITIS CONTRACTORS DEVELOPERS PUBLIC LTDK. ATHIENITIS CONTRACTORS DEVELOPERS PUBLIC LTD 10.000.00010.000.000 0.610.61

1212 AMATHUS PUBLIC LTD - GUARANTEED BONDS 2010 AMATHUS PUBLIC LTD - GUARANTEED BONDS 2010 8.047.5138.047.513 0.490.49

1313 PRIMETEL PLC – BONDS 2009/2014PRIMETEL PLC – BONDS 2009/2014 5.000.0005.000.000 0.300.30

1414 A. PANAYIDES CONTRACTING PUBLIC LTD - BONDS 2004-2011 A. PANAYIDES CONTRACTING PUBLIC LTD - BONDS 2004-2011 2.480.0352.480.035 0.150.15

TotalTotal 1.650.978.0941.650.978.094 100.00100.00

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*The weight is calculated to the total Market Capitalisation

*The weight is calculated to the Market Capitalisation(Shares only, including Investment Companies Market)

Last traded price is used for the estimation of the market capitalisationThe weight it calculated to the Market Capitalisation of Cor. Bonds

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MarketMarketMainMain ParallelParallel AlternativeAlternative InvestementInvestement ShippingShipping SpecialSpecial SpecialSpecial

EconomicEconomic CompaniesCompanies CompaniesCompanies CategoryCategory CharacteristicsCharacteristics %%Group*Group* (€)(€) (€)(€) (€)(€) (€)(€) (€)(€) (€)(€) (€)(€) on Totalon Total

Market Capitalisation per Economic GroupMarket Capitalisation per Economic Group

Economic Group weighting of Market Capitalisation (shares month end)

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%

Economic Group weighting of Market Capitalisation by Market (shares month end)

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

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Basic Materials Basic Materials

IndustrialsIndustrials

Consumer GoodsConsumer Goods

TechnologyTechnology

TelecommunicationsTelecommunications

Consumer ServicesConsumer Services

FinancialsFinancials

Total (€)Total (€)

%%Market Capitalisation /TotalMarket Capitalisation /Total

Market Capitalisation (only shares)Market Capitalisation (only shares)

*FTSE Industry Classification Benchmark – ICB*FTSE Industry Classification Benchmark – ICB

5.280.6845.280.684 0,080,08

51.660.47551.660.475 110.590.610110.590.610 89.344.33089.344.330 17.565.75117.565.751 4.000.0004.000.000 4,224,22

52.303.70452.303.704 119.375.445119.375.445 2,652,65

34.899.81434.899.814 1.535.9751.535.975 1.500.0001.500.000 0,590,59

25.177.28125.177.281 0,390,39

110.509.152110.509.152 148.925.471148.925.471 495.266.537495.266.537 4.301.4704.301.470 17.962.00017.962.000 12,0012,00

4.610.600.7024.610.600.702 74.227.00574.227.005 292.769.669292.769.669 144.663.449144.663.449 7.910.4607.910.460 52.149.05452.149.054 80,0780,07

4.807.670.1444.807.670.144 391.327.475391.327.475 1.023.469.2371.023.469.237 144.663.449144.663.449 17.565.75117.565.751 17.711.93017.711.930 70.111.05470.111.054 100,00100,00

74,2874,28 6,056,05 15,8115,81 2,242,24 0,270,27 0,270,27 1,081,08

Financials

Consumer Services

Telecommunications

Technology

Consumer Goods

Industrials

Basic Materials

Financials

Consumer Services

Telecommunications

Technology

Consumer Goods

Industrials

Basic Materials

Main Parallel Alternative Investment Companies Shipping Companies Special Category Special Characteristics

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Security Tradind Market** Volume Weight Days % (€) %

Most traded shares (monthly basis)

SecuritySecurity TradingTrading Market**Market** Transaction PriceTransaction Price*

DaysDays (€) % ΔJanuary 1010 February 10

Securities with best performance (1-month Performance)

SecuritySecurity TradingTrading MarketMarket** Transaction PriceTransaction Price*

DaysDays (€) % ΔJanuary 10 February 1010

Securities with worst performance (1-month Performance)Securities with worst performance (1-month Performance)

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1 MARFIN POPULAR BANK PUBLIC CO LTD 19 MM 23.732.612 41,402 BANK OF CYPRUS PUBLIC COMPANY LTD 19 MM 23.335.465 40,713 HELLENIC BANK PUBLIC COMPANY LTD 19 MM 2.479.981 4,334 CYPRUS FOREST INDUSTRIES PUBLIC LTD 7 AM 1.093.714 1,915 ASTARTI DEVELOPMENT PLC 2 AM 647.032 1,136 LIBERTY LIFE INSURANCE PUBLIC COMPANY LTD 14 PM 573.774 1,007 G.A.P. VASSILOPOULOS PUBLIC LTD 1 PM 458.455 0,808 DEMETRA INVESTMENT PUBLIC LTD 19 IM 350.613 0,619 PETROLINA (HOLDINGS) PUBLIC LTD 15 AM 252.925 0,44

10SEA STAR CAPITAL PLC 17 AM 233.949 0.41

1 SUPHIRE HOLDINGS PUBLIC LTD 2 SM 0,01 0,02 100,002 REGALLIA HOLDINGS & INVEST,LTD 2 IM 0,02 0,04 100,003 UNIFAST FINANCE & INVEST. LTD 1 AM 0,03 0,06 100,004 SAFS HOLDINGS PUBLIC LTD 5 SM 0,01 0,02 100,005 C.C.C. TOURIST ENTERPRISES LTD 18 AM 0,08 0,13 62,506 EFREMICO HOLDINGS PUBLIC LTD 5 SM 0,02 0,03 50,007 XENOS TRAVEL PUBLIC LTD 15 SM 0,03 0,04 33,338 LIBERTY LIFE INSUR,PUBL CO LTD 14 PM 0,07 0,09 28,579 D & M TELEMARKETING PUBLIC LTD 2 SCM 0,05 0,06 20,0010 NEMESIS CONSTRUCTIONS LTD 14 AM 0,35 0,41 17,14

11 DISPLAY ART PLCDISPLAY ART PLC 22 AMAM 0,090,09 0,070,07 -22,22-22,22

22 KANIKA HOTELS PUBLIC CO LTDKANIKA HOTELS PUBLIC CO LTD 55 PMPM 0,130,13 0,090,09 -30,77-30,77

33 D.H. CYPROTELS PLCD.H. CYPROTELS PLC 99 AMAM 0,030,03 0,020,02 -33,33-33,33

44 MODESTOU SOUND & VISION PU LTDMODESTOU SOUND & VISION PU LTD 44 AMAM 0,030,03 0,020,02 -33,33-33,33

55 OCEAN TANKERS PUBLIC CO. LTDOCEAN TANKERS PUBLIC CO. LTD 1717 SHMSHM 0,140,14 0,090,09 -35,71-35,71

66 FINIKAS AMMOCHOSTOU (WARRANTS)FINIKAS AMMOCHOSTOU (WARRANTS) 44 IMIM 0,050,05 0,030,03 -40,00-40,00

77 PHIL. ANDREOU PUBLIC LTDPHIL. ANDREOU PUBLIC LTD 22 PMPM 0,100,10 0,060,06 -40,00-40,00

88 R.A.I. CONSULTANTS PUBLIC LTDR.A.I. CONSULTANTS PUBLIC LTD 11 AMAM 0,060,06 0,030,03 -50,00-50,00

99 LIBRA HOLIDAYS GROUP PLCLIBRA HOLIDAYS GROUP PLC 55 SMSM 0,020,02 0,010,01 -50,00-50,00

1010 PRIMETEL PLC (W 2008/2011)PRIMETEL PLC (W 2008/2011) 55 AMAM 0,030,03 0,010,01 -66,67-66,67* Last Trade of the Month**MM=Main Market, PM= Parallel Market, AM=Alternative Market, SΗM=Shipping Companies MarketIM=Investment Companies Market, SM= Special Category, SCM=Special Characteristics

* Last Trade of the Month* Last Trade of the Month

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Monthly Market Share of the CSE membersSelected Period 1/2/2010 - 26/2/2010

Rank Member Members of the Cyprus Stock Exchange Value of Equities Daily Average Market Value of Bonds NotesCode value of Equities Share

(€) (€) (%) (€)

11 CLCL MARFIN CLR (FINANCIAL SERVICES) LTDMARFIN CLR (FINANCIAL SERVICES) LTD 32.139.85832.139.858 1.236.1481.236.148 28,8928,89 342.482342.48222 MFMF MEGA EQUITY FIN. SERV. LTDMEGA EQUITY FIN. SERV. LTD 29.811.69629.811.696 1.146.6041.146.604 26,8026,80 104.255104.25533 CICI CISCO LTDCISCO LTD 20.665.90620.665.906 794.843794.843 18,5818,58 2.131.6242.131.62444 ASAS ATLANTIC SECURITIES LTDATLANTIC SECURITIES LTD 7.000.0547.000.054 269.233269.233 6,296,29 62.59862.59855 ELEL ELLINIKI TRAPEZA (EPEND.) LTDELLINIKI TRAPEZA (EPEND.) LTD 5.401.5235.401.523 207.751207.751 4,864,86 82.66382.66366 GCGC GLOBAL CAP SEC & FIN SER LTDGLOBAL CAP SEC & FIN SER LTD 4.341.1554.341.155 166.968166.968 3,903,90 18.56418.56477 SSSS SHARELINK SEC. & FIN. SER. LTDSHARELINK SEC. & FIN. SER. LTD 3.096.8553.096.855 119.110119.110 2,782,78 80.33980.33988 COCO COOP CENTRAL BANK LTDCOOP CENTRAL BANK LTD 2.803.2222.803.222 107.816107.816 2,522,52 81.27781.27799 ΕΒΕΒ EFG EUROBANK SECURITIES S.AEFG EUROBANK SECURITIES S.A 2.233.0162.233.016 85.88585.885 2,012,01 471.264471.264 11

1010 AGAG ARGUS STOCKBROKERS LTDARGUS STOCKBROKERS LTD 1.833.3571.833.357 70.51470.514 1,651,65 62.20562.2051111 ΕΘΕΘ NATIONAL P&K SECURITIES S.A.NATIONAL P&K SECURITIES S.A. 505.594505.594 19.44619.446 0,450,45 111212 ΑΦΑΦ ALPHA FIN. BROKERAGE AND INV. SER. S.A.ALPHA FIN. BROKERAGE AND INV. SER. S.A. 495.282495.282 19.04919.049 0,450,45 111313 ΘΝΘΝ ETHNIKI TRAPEZA ELLADOS (KIPR)ETHNIKI TRAPEZA ELLADOS (KIPR) 326.735326.735 12.56712.567 0,290,291414 ΣΙΣΙ PIRAEUS SECURITIES S.A.PIRAEUS SECURITIES S.A. 296.962296.962 11.42211.422 0,270,27 111515 ΒΤΒΤ BETA SECURITIES S.A.BETA SECURITIES S.A. 155.035155.035 5.9635.963 0,140,14 111616 PSPS PROTON BANK S.A.PROTON BANK S.A. 55.09655.096 2.1192.119 0,050,05 111717 EXEX EUROXX SECURITIES S.A.EUROXX SECURITIES S.A. 17.75717.757 683683 0,020,02 111818 ΕΛΕΛ INVESTMENT BANK OF GREECE S.A.INVESTMENT BANK OF GREECE S.A. 17.05317.053 656656 0,020,02 111919 SOSO SOLIDUS SECURITY S.ASOLIDUS SECURITY S.A 16.96816.968 653653 0,020,02 112020 MDMD HSBC-PANTELAKIS SEC. S.A.HSBC-PANTELAKIS SEC. S.A. 16.71316.713 643643 0,020,02 112121 AVAV AXIA VENTURES GROUP LTDAXIA VENTURES GROUP LTD 6.0606.060 233233 0,010,01

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NotesNotes1. 1. Members of the Athex Exchange acting as Remote Members of the Cyprus Stock Exchange

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CENTRAL REGISTRY- DEPOSITORY STATISTICS

Investors CategoryInvestors Category Market Capitalisation Market Capitalisation %

MonthMonth Number of new (Opened) Investors Accounts

2010-022010-02 202202

Active Investors mobilityActive Investors mobilitySelected Period: Selected Period: 01/2/2010 - 26/2/2010

Foreign Investors participation to the Market Capitalisation-Month end Selected Period Foreign Investors participation to the Market Capitalisation-Month end Selected Period 26/2/2010

MonthMonth Total of Active Total of Active ΙΙnvestor Sharesnvestor Shares Daily average of active Investors SharesDaily average of active Investors Shares Active Investors Shares mobilityActive Investors Shares mobility

2010-022010-02 5.154 702 2,59

Foreign InvestorsForeign Investors 10,0110,01

Securities Ιnvestor shares Number %

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Investors Accounts Period: Investors Accounts Period: 01/2/2010 - 26/2/2010

11 167.304167.304 65,1565,15

2-52-5 73.40173.401 28,5828,58

6-106-10 12.370 12.370 4,82 4,82

>10 >10 3.7133.713 1,451,45

TotalTotal 256.788256.788 100,00100,00

Notes:Notes:

1. Active investor accounts indicate the number of investors who have purchased equities or debt in the CSE, a minimum once during the rele1. Active investor accounts indicate the number of investors who have purchased equities or debt in the CSE, a minimum once during the rele--

vant period of time.vant period of time.

2. Daily average is the daily active investors accounts for the relevant period of time.2. Daily average is the daily active investors accounts for the relevant period of time.

3. Mobility of active investors accounts indicates the average number of days during which an investor purchased equities in the CSE a minimum once.3. Mobility of active investors accounts indicates the average number of days during which an investor purchased equities in the CSE a minimum once.

Investors Shares allocation with positive balance based on the number of securities composing their portfoliosInvestors Shares allocation with positive balance based on the number of securities composing their portfolios