The main index on the Oslo Stock Exchange climbed 1.10 percent today before ending at 648.05 points. It was traded shares for 4.65 billion.
During the past month, the Oslo Stock Exchange put on 0.50 percent while the main index is up 12.50 percent so far this year.
Oil / Statoil
A barrel of North Sea oil traded for $ 64.78, down 1.16 percent.
Statoil gained 1.30 percent before the stock stopped at 155.80 dollars.
English
Norwegian shareholders could now enjoy a new record high.
The share ended at 327 million, up 4.41 percent. Earlier today, the stock was up to 330 million.
Schibsted
Schibsted climbed 4.83 percent to 473 kroner after Friday’s quarterly report.
The company a profit after tax of NOK 663 million in Q1 2015, compared with minus NOK 35 million in the same period last year.
According to TDN Finans was expecting a profit of NOK 444 million.
Revenues amounted to 3.694 million compared with 3.710 million in Q1, 2014.
Pre tip was for 3.775 million.
At the same time the company reported that it has laid bid for the Swedish real estate vertical disability. Schibsted has already gained acceptance on 50 percent of the shares.
Kvaerner
Another figure submits, Kvaerner, could point to a rise of 5.97 percent before the stock ended at 5.85 million.
The company had a net profit of 137 million in Q1 2015 compared to 63 million in the same period last year.
According to Reuters, it was expected a profit of 38.6 million.
Revenues amounted to 3.525 million compared with 3.489 million in Q1, 2014.
Pre tip was for 2.467 million.
The order intake for Q1 totaled 3.610 million. At the end of the quarter, orders, including the share of orders in joint ventures, 15.840 million.
Telenor
Berenberg downgrades its Telenor recommendation from buy to hold but upgraded while the price target from 165 to 185 million.
It is stated that Telenor is a high quality company, but that Telenor price nears the updated price target.
The share ended at 179, 40 million, up 1.01 percent.
Norwegian Property
Friday bought Geveran Trading 1,700,000 shares in Norwegian Property.
According to a stock exchange announcement, the shares were purchased for a dollar apiece, meaning that John Fredriksen let NOK 17 million on the table.
After this transaction Geveran Trading 239,446,502 shares in the company, which corresponds to a stake of 43.7 percent.
Friday joined the stock at 10.05 dollars, up 0.90 percent.
Vardia
On top of the list of losers we find Vardia Insurance Group which plunged 78.01 percent to 2.21 million.
The company issued a profit forecast Thursday and could also report a dumping issue.
Shares quoted exclusive right to receive preferential rights as from 8 May. They also traded exclusive right to preferred allocation in the private placement
375 million new shares to be issued at a price of one penny. Each shareholder will receive 8.53 subscription rights per share owned.
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