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Brunei sets Q3 2027 target for launch of domestic stock exchange

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April 8, 2026
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BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN – Brunei’s long-awaited home inventory trade is slated to launch by the tip of the third quarter of 2027, the Second Minister of Finance and Financial system introduced Thursday.

Talking on the Legislative Council, Dato Dr Hj Mohd Amin Liew Abdullah stated that the launch timeline would depend upon the completion of presidency regulatory processes and the event of the capital market ecosystem.

He emphasised that the initiative requires a strong assist community of economic establishments, audit companies, authorized and Shariah advisors, and brokers.

“As soon as established, InsyaAllah, our inventory trade will present a platform for the general public to raised perceive its goal, goals, and advantages,” the minister stated, noting that regional neighbors and different small economies like Laos, Cambodia, and the Maldives have already established their very own exchanges.

A home trade would enable native firms to launch Preliminary Public Choices (IPOs), offering a significant path to capital for enterprise enlargement. Nevertheless, itemizing will include rigorous necessities.

“Itemizing would introduce stricter obligations, together with audited monetary statements, the appointment of unbiased administrators, and enhanced oversight,” Dato Dr Hj Mohd Amin stated, noting that these measures will enhance company governance, transparency, and accountability throughout the non-public sector.

For most people, the trade provides a brand new avenue for wealth creation via dividends and capital development.

The minister identified that whereas present financial institution devices usually supply short-term horizons of 1 to a few years, inventory market devices present long-term choices (10 to fifteen years) higher fitted to retirement and schooling planning.

Challenges of a small monetary market

The minister acknowledged the hurdles inherent in Brunei’s small financial system, together with a restricted variety of large-scale firms that would doubtlessly listing on trade and low home liquidity. Presently, the dearth of native choices forces Bruneian buyers to look towards overseas markets.

“Establishing a home inventory trade goals to deal with these gaps, encourage extra firms to go public, and retain funding inside the nation,” he stated.

Past finance, the trade is predicted to be a catalyst for the job market, creating roles for analysis analysts, funding bankers, and compliance officers. It is usually supposed to function a nationwide instrument for monetary literacy, as each day market engagement familiarises residents with funding ideas.

The minister stated the trade entails important preliminary prices —  an allocation of B$414 million disbursed over a number of years — noting that rising transaction volumes and liquidity may finally generate income whereas concurrently advancing the nation’s financial improvement.



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