Nicosia, Cyprus. The Cyprus Stock Exchange has announced changes to the composition of several indices, with the adjustments set to take effect on June 12, 2026. The revisions follow rule-based procedures linked to special trading conditions.
Changes to CSE indices
The exchange said Interfund Investments PLC will be removed from the General Index, the Alternative Market Index and the Investment Market Index under Rule 4.3.1 of the CSE index management framework. The rule governs the treatment of securities traded under special trading conditions.
The CSE said the decision is part of routine index maintenance intended to ensure benchmark compositions continue to reflect market eligibility criteria and trading status.
FTSE/CySE20 adjustment
In a separate change affecting the FTSE/CySE20 Index, the exchange said Interfund Investments PLC will also be removed from that benchmark.
It will be replaced by Louis PLC, which the CSE said had previously been placed on the reserve list following the most recent index review.
According to the exchange, the FTSE/CySE20 change is being made under Rule 6.6 of the index ground rules, which applies when securities are subject to special trading conditions and must be substituted to preserve index integrity.
Effective date and benchmark continuity
The exchange said all of the changes will take effect simultaneously on June 12, 2026, resulting in a coordinated reshuffle across multiple CSE indices.
The CSE said the FTSE/CySE20 revision uses the reserve list mechanism to maintain continuity in the benchmark by allowing eligible companies to enter the index when constituents are removed under rule-based criteria.
The exchange said market participants will see the updated compositions reflected in trading benchmarks from the effective date, adding that the changes form part of its standard procedures for maintaining orderly index operation.
Application of trading condition rules
The removal of Interfund Investments PLC from all affected indices reflects the application of special trading condition rules within the Cyprus market framework, which can prompt adjustments when securities no longer meet required listing or trading standards.