Shortly after the current trading began on the Oslo Stock Exchange’s main index 656.44, up 0.77 percent.
– The Asian bourses are up Tuesday, though this is more or less a result that the European and American stock exchanges rose yesterday. That said, it released numerous company results in Europe that could affect investor sentiment somewhat, writes Netfonds in a report Tuesday.
Oil / Statoil A
barrel North Sea oil sold for $ 63.14, down 0.49 percent.
Statoil falling 0.19 percent to 155.90 dollars.
DNB
Nordea strategist Erik Roland think DNB will surprise positively next week.
– We expect DNB put forward a stronger result for the first quarter 2015, more than ten percent higher than the market expects, says Roland to DN.
Strategen think DNB will pay more in dividends to its shareholders going forward, and states that the stock is priced lower than comparable Nordic banks.
Tuesday traded DNB for 139.30 million, up 1.68 percent.
Opera Software
Monday, the employees of Opera Software told that the company must save money through laying down jobs.
According to DN jobs about 30 of the 70 offered severance packages at the company’s headquarters in Oslo. In addition, people in the USA and Sweden also cut list.
– We have not gone out with figures for how much we’re going to save these downsizing, says communications director Karin Greve Isdahl to DN.
Opera Software has about 1,500 employees worldwide. After downsizing, it is barely 200 employees in Oslo.
The share falls 0.20 percent to 74.25 dollars.
Deep Sea Supply
Board of Deep Sea Supply has hired Jon Are Gummedal new CEO of the company.
Gummedal, who has been with the company since January 2014, comes from a position as technical director.
Before this he worked as technical director of Wilson.
The share is unchanged at four million.
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