More than 40 listed companies that were damaged during the war-era — mainly in the chemical and base metals sectors — have not yet resumed trading.
The banking and car sectors were present in today's trading.
The CEO of the Tehran Securities Exchange, Mahmoud Goodarzi, said: "Today, with the reopening of the stock exchange, individuals have invested more than two trillion tomans into the capital market."
The Tehran Securities Exchange was officially closed on February 28, 2026, shortly after the U.S.-Israeli missile strikes targeted Tehran and several other regions in Iran.
Securities and Exchange Organization (SEO) deputy Hamid Yari told state media earlier this week that the move was aimed at “protecting investors’ assets, preventing emotional behaviours, and creating conditions for trade in the market with more accurate and transparent information”.
Although the exchange is not the main source of economic financing in Iran, the reopening is expected to provide a clearer picture of the country’s economic conditions and help authorities assess investor confidence and market liquidity.
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