The Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency (HANFA) on Thursday ordered the suspension of trading in the shares of the INA oil and gas group until the close of the trading day on May 6, the Zagreb Stock Exchange said.
HANFA said it had detected considerable trading in INA shares by foreign investors and had requested necessary information from relevant foreign regulators and investors to establish facts and ensure transparent trading and investor protection.
INA closed trading on Wednesday at a record price of 4,200 kuna per share.
