Dubai – Mubasher: BHM Capital has officially commenced its market making operations on Bahrain Bourse (BHB), reinforcing its position as a regional liquidity provider.
The launch of these operations on BHB follows the successful completion of all regulatory, technical, and operational requirements in coordination with the relevant authorities in Bahrain, according to a press release.
Furthermore, the commencement of market making activities forms part of BHM Capital’s broader regional expansion through the Tabadul Hub, an initiative led by Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) to enhance cross-market connectivity and cooperation among regional exchanges, supporting structured and phased integration across GCC capital markets.
Serving as a financial institution in the capital markets of the UAE, BHM Capital noted that this initiative supports liquidity provision, enhances price discovery, and contributes to efficient and orderly trading on BHB while reinforcing overall market quality and depth.
This step also reflects BHM Capital’s continued execution of its regional strategy and underscores the resilience of GCC capital markets.
Through its market making activities on the Bahraini exchange, BHM Capital will leverage its advanced trading infrastructure, disciplined risk management framework, and deep market expertise to support market stability, improve liquidity, and enhance investor confidence.
The CEO of BHM Capital, Abdel Hadi Al Sa’di, said: “The commencement of our market making operations on Bahrain Bourse represents an important operational milestone for BHM Capital and reaffirms our commitment to supporting regional market development under all market conditions.”
Al Sa’di added: “Through our participation in the Tabadul Hub, led by Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, we continue to extend liquidity solutions across multiple exchanges while maintaining high regulatory and operational standards. We remain focused on delivering stability, continuity, and value to the markets we serve.”
Despite evolving global conditions and periods of uncertainty, financial institutions across the region continue to operate as usual, advance strategic initiatives, and strengthen cross-border market connectivity, reinforcing the stability, maturity, and long-term confidence underpinning GCC markets.
As part of its long-term growth strategy, BHM Capital will continue expanding its market making footprint across key regional financial markets, contributing to the depth, resilience, and sustained integration of capital markets across the GCC.
Earlier in 2026, the listed BHM Capital became the first financial institution from the UAE to join the Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges (FEAS) as a supporting partner member.
