Solidere faces two key tests: Extension to 2054 and shift to ‘fresh’ dollars
Solidere is seeking an extension until 2054, as Lebanon prepares to shift trading to fresh dollars in early 2027, with both developments potentially affecting its share price.
What will Solidere shares be worth once they are traded in “fresh” dollars? And what value will extending the company’s life beyond 2029 bring to shareholders?Solidere, the largest company on the Beirut Stock Exchange by reported market capitalization, is approaching two major milestones, while its shares continue to trade in “lollars” — bank dollars frozen since the crisis. More from Mounir Lebanon’s economy still runs on dollars, largely outside the banking system The company is requesting an additional 25 years beyond its current statutory term, that is, until 2054. At the same time, the Capital Markets Authority of Lebanon is preparing, for the first quarter of 2027, the transition from trading in bank dollars to fresh dollars. The goal is to “revitalize the Beirut Stock Exchange,” a source close to the Capital Markets Authority...
What will Solidere shares be worth once they are traded in “fresh” dollars? And what value will extending the company’s life beyond 2029 bring to shareholders?Solidere, the largest company on the Beirut Stock Exchange by reported market capitalization, is approaching two major milestones, while its shares continue to trade in “lollars” — bank dollars frozen since the crisis. More from Mounir Lebanon’s economy still runs on dollars, largely outside the banking system The company is requesting an additional 25 years beyond its current statutory term, that is, until 2054. At the same time, the Capital Markets Authority of Lebanon is preparing, for the first quarter of 2027, the transition from trading in bank dollars to fresh dollars. The goal is to “revitalize the Beirut Stock Exchange,” a source close to the Capital...
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