PU Prime removes all commission fees on UAE stocks listed on ADX
PU Prime boosts MENA access
PU Prime, a global trading company, has taken a major step toward improving access to regional equities by fully eliminating commission fees on all Middle East stocks listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX). The change took effect on July 14, 2025, and applies to all clients trading eligible UAE stocks through the PU Prime platform.
Previously, the minimum commission was AED 50 or 0.15% per transaction. This has now been replaced with a zero-fee ($0) structure, significantly lowering the barrier for traders seeking exposure to the increasingly influential stock markets of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), according to the broker’s website.
PU Prime’s latest initiative is the result of close collaboration between its Product and Risk departments, ensuring the updates align with compliance standards and meet client expectations. The company emphasizes that the commission-free model reflects its commitment to delivering competitive, transparent, and inclusive trading conditions.
A competitive advantage for investors
With all fees now removed, PU Prime clients can access top UAE-listed equities at no additional cost, providing greater flexibility for portfolio construction and profit realization. Among the available instruments are leading names such as Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB), ADNOC Gas, Aldar Properties, Burjeel Holdings, and International Holding Company (IHC).
All of these stocks are available for trading from 09:00 to 13:44 GMT+3 with leverage of up to 1:5, making them attractive to both short-term traders and long-term investors.
Broadening access to MENA markets
This move supports PU Prime’s strategic goal of democratizing global market access. By focusing on one of the fastest-growing exchanges in the region, the company aims to boost participation in ADX-listed equities across key industries such as energy, banking, hospitality, infrastructure, and healthcare.
Clients now have commission-free access to over 20 high-performing stocks, including ADNOC Distribution, Alpha Dhabi Holding, Dana Gas, Multiply Group, and Americana Restaurants—with no hidden fees or extra charges.
Supporting the global trading community
PU Prime views this change not just as a fee adjustment but as a declaration of its ongoing commitment to innovation and client support. As both retail and institutional interest in Middle Eastern markets grows, the broker aims to remain a leader by offering competitive trading conditions and transparent pricing models.
Investors are encouraged to take advantage of this zero-commission program and diversify their portfolios by tapping into one of the most dynamic economic regions in the world.
Earlier, PU Prime expanded its product lineup by adding new CFD indices to the MT4/MT5 platforms.
