• To raise funds for development purposes
• To enhance or promote growth and development of stock markets
• To improve relations between local and other investors regionally and globally.
• So as to diversify and spread risk thereby creating increasing stability on share prices.
• It attracts overseas investors and consumers and thus improving product awareness in other potential markets.
• So as to increase the trading volumes of shares.
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