CFD trading uses leverage and can result in rapid losses. Make sure you understand the risks before you trade.

Markets

Trade Shares

Single-company share CFDs

Market overview

Shares explained

A share CFD tracks the price of a single listed company's stock. You are not buying the share — you hold a contract whose value moves with the share price. Positions are subject to overnight financing, to dividend adjustments on the ex-dividend date, and to adjustments for corporate actions such as splits and rights issues.

Example instruments

US large capsEU blue chipsTechnologyFinancials
Why Kent

Why trade shares with Kent Invest

Single-company exposure

Take a view on one company rather than a whole index.

Long or short, where available

Short positions depend on borrow availability in the underlying market and may be restricted.

No shareholding

No custody, no settlement, no registrar — you trade the price and nothing else.

Ready to start trading?

Open an account through the secure portal, or install MetaTrader 5 and explore the platform first.

Kent Investments LtdInvestment Dealer, FSC Mauritius. Licence GB24202944. CFDs carry a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage.