Options Technology has announced the successful onboarding of the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) market data feed into its AtlasFeed product, deepening the firm’s Middle East presence.
ADX ranks among the world’s top 20 exchanges by market capitalisation and holds the position of the second largest market in the Arab world.
The exchange facilitates trading across a broad range of securities, including equities issued by public and private joint stock companies, alongside government and corporate debt instruments.
ADX also supports exchange traded funds and other financial instruments approved by the UAE Capital Markets Authority, making it a central hub for regional investment activity.
Options Technology describes the ADX integration as part of a broader strategy to build a scalable and standardised framework for Middle Eastern market data feeds.
The company says this framework is designed to support future exchange onboardings across the region while ensuring data consistency, performance, and operational efficiency for clients.
Danny Moore, President and CEO at Options, said: “Expanding AtlasFeed to include ADX reflects our continued investment in the Middle East and our commitment to supporting clients operating in the region.”
Moore added: “By building a scalable framework for regional market data, we are well positioned to support future growth while maintaining the reliability and performance our clients expect.”
The ADX announcement follows a period of notable activity for Options Technology, including the appointment of Larry Leibowitz to Chairman of the Board.
The firm has also recently expanded its APAC connectivity with direct access to the Japan Alternative Market, broadening its reach across key global trading hubs.
Options Technology completed an acquisition of Crossvale as part of its ongoing efforts to grow its financial technology infrastructure business.
The company serves clients globally with offices spanning New York, London, Paris, Belfast, Chicago, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Singapore, Dubai, Sydney, and Auckland.