Become a shareholder of Baltic companies!

Become a shareholder of Baltic companies!

Become a shareholder of Baltic companies!

  • You have opportunity to support the local economy by investing in Baltic companies.
  • Choose the company whose shares you want to invest in and go to Luminor Internet Bank and open an investment or financial instrument account!

Frequently asked questions

What is required to be able to buy shares of Baltic companies?

In order to be able to submit orders for the purchase of shares, you need an active investment or financial instruments account and a Luminor current account.

How to open an investment or financial instrument account?

You can conclude an investment account or financial instruments account agreement:

  • remotely in the Luminor internet bank, 
  • remotely in the Dokobit portal, 
  • remotely using eSignature, 
  • by visiting the most convenient Luminor Customer Service Center.
In case of questions, please contact investorLV@luminorgroup.com

How to submit an order to purchase Baltic shares?

The order can be submitted in the Luminor Internet bank in the section Deposits and Investments / Financial Instruments – Open local instrument platform, in the section Trade Shares by submitting an order to buy the shares of the company you want to purchase. 

In the purchase order window, you must specify:

  • number of shares,
  • price (in EUR currency),
  • validity period of the order.

How to withdraw the submitted order?

​The submitted order can be withdraw by sending a message in the internet bank. The message must indicate the number of the order. Only unexecuted orders can be withdrawn.

What is the commission fee for the purchase of Baltic shares?

The commission fee for the execution of orders for shares of Baltic companies is 0.4% of the respective transaction amount, min. EUR 5.70. Before confirming the order in the Internet bank, you will be able to see the expected amount of the commission fee for your order you submitted.

How to submit an order for the purchase of shares as part of an initial public offering (IPO)?

The order can be submitted in the Luminor Internet bank in the section Deposits and Investments / Financial Instruments – Open local instrument platform, in the section Trade Shares by submitting an order to buy the shares of the company you want to purchase. 

In the purchase order window, you must specify:

  • number of shares,
  • price (in EUR currency),
  • validity period of the order.


NB! The bank will cancel the received orders in which the price or the validity period of the order does not comply with the IPO rules.

Where can I get information about estimated time frame for IPO?

The time frame for subscribing orders is set by the company and can be viewed in the prospectus of the relevant IPO.

In the Current IPOs section below, you can see the date and time by which an order must be submitted so that it can be executed within the set time frame of company. 

Orders submitted after the specified closing time will be withdrawn by Bank.

How to withdraw a submitted share purchase order within an IPO?

The submitted order can be withdrawn by sending an Internet bank message until the time specified in the section Current IPO information.

The message must indicate the number of the order to be withdrawn.

Where can I get more information about the IPO?

More information about the IPO is available in Nasdaq Baltic homepage section Upcoming events and/or on the website of the respective company.

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Past performance is not a guide to future performance and should not be the sole factor of consideration when selecting an investment. If the return earlier was positive, it may not be the same in the future. The price of the investments may go up or down and the investor may not get back the amount invested. Your income is not fixed and may fluctuate. The value of investments involving exposure to foreign currencies can be affected by exchange rate movements. The levels and bases of, and reliefs from, taxation can change and it may not suit you.

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