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Opening domestic access to a Nasdaq-listed holding typically reduces liquidity discount, supports valuation, and can trigger multiple expansion if trading volume rises; however, progress depends on regulatory timing and implementation.
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Kyivstar and Ukraine's securities regulator agreed to explore giving domestic investors access to Kyivstar's Nasdaq-listed shares via local brokers, signaling a path to within-country trading. The initiative could boost liquidity and potentially lift Kyivstar's valuation, while increasing visibility of Kyivstar within Ukraine and affecting VEON's Ukraine exposure. Timelines remain uncertain, with implementation dependent on regulatory progress.
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