Six New Markets: Austria, Ireland, Portugal, Greece, New Zealand, and South Africa Join the Ranked Universe
We just pulled six markets onto the map that MoatMap did not cover before: Austria, Ireland, Portugal, Greece, New Zealand, and South Africa. Every listed company in each one is now screened and scored on the same Quality, Value, and Momentum factors as the rest of the universe, then slotted into the StockRank. That takes coverage to 30 markets and north of 20,000 equities. Four of the six also stream live director-dealing and buyback disclosures, and a fifth rides our Euronext feed. Here is a quick tour of what came onto the map.
Austria · Wiener Borse (ATX)
A focused market of roughly €120 billion, heavy on industrials, energy, and banks. The headline name is AT&S, the only European in the five-firm oligopoly that builds the micron-precise substrates sitting directly under leading-edge AI accelerators. Around it sit Erste Group and BAWAG in banking, OMV and Verbund in energy, and Voestalpine and Andritz in heavy engineering. Follow the flow on the Austria insider feed.
Ireland · Euronext Dublin (ISEQ)
A small home board with an outsized roster, complicated by the fact that many of its biggest names relisted abroad: CRH, Flutter, and Smurfit WestRock all trade in New York now. What stays in Dublin is still excellent. Ryanair is Europe’s largest low-cost airline, Kerry Group is a global taste and nutrition compounder, Kingspan dominates building insulation, and Bank of Ireland and AIB anchor the financials. Ireland is screened and ranked today; its insider feed is the one piece not yet live, so start from the ranked stocks page.
Portugal · Euronext Lisbon (PSI)
Roughly €80 billion and quietly defensive, tilted toward utilities and consumer staples. EDP and Galp Energia carry the energy complex, and Jeronimo Martins is the standout operator: a Portuguese food retailer whose real engine is Biedronka, the dominant discount chain in Poland. Navigator in paper, Sonae in retail, and Mota-Engil in construction round it out. Lisbon disclosures flow through our Euronext insider feed.
Greece · Athens Exchange (ATHEX)
Around €100 billion and one of the great recovery stories of the decade, rebuilt from the wreckage of the debt crisis. The four systemic banks (National Bank of Greece, Eurobank, Alpha, and Piraeus) drove the rerating, but the depth is elsewhere too: OPAP in gaming and lotteries, OTE in telecom, Metlen in energy and metals, Jumbo in retail, and Titan Cement. Track it on the Greece insider feed.
New Zealand · NZX
A compact market of about US$110 billion that punches well above its weight on quality. Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, the respiratory-device maker, is the largest listing and a genuine global champion. Mainfreight is a logistics compounder that investors travel a long way to own, Auckland International Airport is a textbook toll booth, and a2 Milk, Infratil, and Ryman Healthcare add breadth. The feed updates daily on the New Zealand insider feed.
South Africa · JSE
The big one: roughly US$1.2 trillion, the largest exchange in Africa by a wide margin, and a window onto the whole continent. Naspers and Prosus carry a huge Tencent stake, Capitec and FirstRand are among the best-run banks in any emerging market, and the resource bench is deep with Anglo American, Gold Fields, AngloGold Ashanti, and Sibanye. Add Shoprite in retail and MTN in pan-African telecom and you have one of the richer single-market opportunity sets we cover. It is live on the South Africa insider feed.
How to use it
All six are live now. The fastest way in is the ranked stocks screen: filter to a market, sort by StockRank, and read each name’s Quality, Value, and Momentum breakdown on its deep dive. When you want to see where insiders and boards are putting real money, the insider trades pages now carry the new feeds alongside the rest. Six more markets, same lens.
Frequently asked questions
Which six new markets were added?
Austria, Ireland, Portugal, Greece, New Zealand, and South Africa. Coverage is now 30 markets and more than 20,000 equities.
Are insider trades and buybacks tracked in the new markets?
Austria, Greece, New Zealand, and South Africa each have a live feed, and Portugal flows through the Euronext feed. Ireland is screened and ranked, with its insider feed still to come.