It is now possible to buy shares of large gaming companies on the Moscow Stock Exchange. Among them are Activision Blizzard, Sony, EA and others. Trading is carried out through an exchange-traded investment fund (ETF), and the commission will be 0.9% per annum.The auction began on July 14, the official website of the Moscow Stock Exchange reports.

Shares of Nintendo have fallen by about 10% over the weekend. On Friday, June 1, the securities of the Japanese company lost 4% of their value, and by Monday, June 4, they fell by another 6.3%, dropping to the level of December 2016, Bloomberg reports.

The British developer and publisher Team17 plans to list shares on the London Stock Exchange. The company expects to earn £200 million on this.

On September 29, the Finnish company Rovio Entertainment held a preliminary placement of shares on the Nasdaq Helsinki stock exchange, following which it was valued at €950 million.

The first Finnish company to enter the stock market was Next Games, the developer of The Walking Dead: No Man’s Land mobile strategy.

The other day, the Swedish publisher and game developer Paradox Interactive entered the stock exchange. The total valuation of the company was $420 million (approximately $4 per share).

One of the world’s largest messengers has announced plans to enter the stock market relatively soon.