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Lunate's Chimera Solactive GCC Shariah Dividend ETF - resilient, enduring and built for income.

Subscribe to their ETF IPO until 16 June 2026.

Subscriptions are now open for Lunate's Chimera Solactive GCC Shariah Dividend ETF on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX), with the offering period closing on 16 June 2026. The price has been set for  3.71 per share ( 3.67 +  0.04 issuance fees) and the index indicative dividend yield is 6.2%1.

Key IPO Dates

01

8 June 2026

Subscriptions open

02

16 June 2026

Subscriptions close

03

23 June 2026

Expected Listing on ADX

1As of 8 May 2026. Please note that the ETF's actual yield might differ, Investors are advised that this yield figure is purely indicative and does not constitute a guarantee of income.



Subscription Eligibility Criteria

Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) Investor Number (NIN)
ADX registered mobile phone for verification

If you don’t have ADX Investor Number, you can download ADX Mobile Application to create one. Additionally, you can contact ADX.

To find out more about the subscription criteria and process, please contact your Relationship Manager if you are an Elite or Private Banking client or reach out to our Call Centre on 026161800.


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  • Tap ‘IPO Subscription’ under the Payments tab.
  • Select the “Lunate's Chimera Solactive GCC Shariah Dividend ETF” IPO.
  • Enter your Investor Details and Amount.
  • Confirm your subscription.

Participate in the IPO

To learn more about Lunate’s Chimera Solactive GCC Shariah Dividend ETF IPO, please visit the dedicated IPO site: https://etfs.lunate.com/en/etf/gccdiv

Disclaimer: This announcement has not been reviewed or approved by the SCA or any regulator in the UAE or elsewhere, does not form part of the Prospectus, and should not be considered an offer of securities in any jurisdiction. Any decision to invest in the shares should be based solely on the information in the Prospectus.