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LONDON - JP Jenkins, the UK’s largest venue for unlisted assets, reported that its proprietary index of the 15 largest stocks rose to 1063.19, marking a 0.96% increase from the previous calculation on June 6, according to a press release statement.
The index, which tracks performance of JP Jenkins’ largest listings, was calculated after market close on Monday. Innovation Agritech emerged as a key driver behind the gains after being featured in the Mail on Sunday as a potential beneficiary of rising global temperatures.
"Once again, the month saw steady transaction volumes and the uptick in the index takes us back towards the highs we saw at the start of the year, although volatility remains measurably low," said Veronika Oswald, Commercial Director at JP Jenkins.
The company noted that industry focus in June centered on the implementation of the new PISCES regulatory framework for private markets. Additionally, Kadoma Mining became the 26th company to join JP Jenkins since the beginning of 2025.
The JP Jenkins index is market cap weighted with a maximum weighting cap of 20% for any single component. The next index calculation is scheduled for August 1, with quarterly reweighting to occur before that calculation.
JP Jenkins provides a platform for privately held and unlisted businesses seeking liquidity solutions for their securities holders. The company utilizes technology from InfinitX that allows registered brokers and financial institutions to connect, execute and settle transactions through existing market infrastructures.
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