ITS expands range of tradable instruments with 5 new stocks
The international trading platform ITS continues to expand its range of investment instruments. Starting March 03, 2026, investors will gain access to five new publicly listed stocks:
- International Seaways, Inc. (ticker: INSW) is a U.S. shipping company specializing in the seaborne transportation of crude oil and refined petroleum products.
- Star Bulk Carriers Corp. (SBLK) is a shipping company engaged in the seaborne transportation of dry bulk cargoes, including iron ore, grain, minerals, and fertilizers.
- Ares Management Corporation, Class A (ARES) is one of the world’s leading alternative investment managers, with strategies across credit, real estate, private equity, and infrastructure.
- Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (NCLH) is one of the world’s largest cruise operators and owns Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises, and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.
- Tencent Music Entertainment Group, ADR (TME) is a leading online music and entertainment platform in China, operating music streaming and social entertainment apps.
About ITS
ITS is a trading platform operating under the jurisdiction of the Astana International Financial Centre. ITS offers investors more than 3,200 global market instruments listed in the U.S. and Kazakhstan. Among the unique products developed by ITS are exchange-traded funds based on proprietary indexes, as well as the opportunity to trade shares of companies going public, before the start of trading in New York.
In 2025, ITS achieved record results: total trading volume exceeded $14 billion, 70 times the 2024 figure. The number of investors with access to trading exceeded 1.2 million. The platform hosts 20 participants from seven countries: Kazakhstan, Armenia, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Kyrgyzstan, Oman and South Africa.
ITS clients are professional securities market participants from Kazakhstan and other countries – financial intermediaries accredited or registered with the AIFC. Retail and corporate investors gain access to trading through financial intermediaries – brokers and banks.
ITS Press Service