United Real Estate has signed a market maker agreement with the Kuwait Financial Centre (Markaz) in a strategic move aimed at strengthening the company’s stock liquidity and enhancing trading activity on the local exchange. The agreement is expected to stabilise share price movements, improve investor confidence, and support long-term value creation for shareholders.
According to company officials, the partnership with Markaz will help ensure continuous two-way quotes and efficient execution of trades, making United Real Estate’s stock more attractive to both institutional and retail investors. Market making is increasingly being adopted by listed firms in Kuwait to boost transparency and encourage healthier market participation.
United Real Estate stated that the agreement aligns with its broader financial strategy to strengthen governance, improve capital market visibility, and support future expansion plans. The collaboration also reflects the company’s commitment to adopting global best practices in capital market operations.
Industry analysts believe that with Markaz’s strong expertise in asset management and market making, the partnership will contribute positively to United Real Estate’s trading performance and investor outreach.
The move comes at a time when Kuwait’s capital market reforms are driving improved liquidity and higher foreign investor interest, positioning companies like United Real Estate to benefit from enhanced market dynamics.
