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First Technology Company Listed on the Algerian Stock Exchange

July 15, 2026إقتصاد - الشعبechaab.dzTranslated from Arabic
First Technology Company Listed on the Algerian Stock Exchange

The company 'Irad', active in information technology, software engineering, and digital services development, has been listed on the Algerian Stock Exchange, becoming the first company from the technology sector to join the stock market, after demand for its shares exceeded the available quantity by 38.4% on Wednesday.

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