The market maker deal marks a major step for Action Energy Company as it strengthens its stock market presence in Kuwait. The company recently signed a new agreement with National Investments Company to improve liquidity and increase trading efficiency for its listed shares.
The agreement follows strong investor interest in Action Energy’s public offering. The company attracted heavy demand from local and international investors during its initial public offering last year. As a result, the company secured strong market attention after entering Boursa Kuwait’s Premier Market.
National Investments Company will now manage trading support activities for Action Energy shares. The firm will place buy and sell orders during daily trading sessions. These activities aim to support smoother stock movement and improve overall market stability.
In addition, the agreement seeks to strengthen investor confidence in the company’s shares. Market analysts believe active trading support can improve price transparency and reduce market volatility. Therefore, investors may experience more stable trading conditions in the coming months.
The market maker deal also reflects growing confidence in Kuwait’s capital markets. Financial firms continue introducing new strategies to improve market depth and attract investors. Consequently, listed companies increasingly focus on liquidity support and efficient trading systems.
Under the agreement, National Investments Company will maintain trading operations within specific pricing ranges. The company will also follow minimum order requirements during market activity. Furthermore, trading activity levels will connect to a percentage of monthly trading volume.
These measures aim to improve price discovery for investors. Stronger liquidity can also help investors buy and sell shares more efficiently. As a result, the stock may attract broader participation from institutional and retail investors.
National Investments Company already played a major role in Action Energy’s public offering. The investment firm supported several key stages during the IPO process. It served as listing advisor, subscription agent, global coordinator, and joint bookrunner for the offering.
Action Energy completed its public offering in December 2025. The IPO generated strong interest across regional and international investment markets. Total subscriptions reached nearly five times the offered shares during the process.
In addition, subscription coverage reached around KWD276 million, equal to nearly $893 million. Those figures highlighted investor confidence in the energy services company and its long-term business outlook.
The market maker deal could also encourage stronger trading activity on Boursa Kuwait. Financial experts believe liquidity support agreements often improve stock performance over time. Therefore, the agreement may help Action Energy strengthen its market position further.
Both companies continue focusing on building a more active investment environment in Kuwait. They also aim to support efficient trading operations for shareholders and market participants.
