Friday’s winner stock jumped 41 percent – OBI Online

Having been in minus much of Friday ended the main index on the Oslo Stock Exchange to finish at 595.94 points, up 0.06 percent. It was traded shares for 3.4 billion.

During the past week, the Oslo Stock Exchange fell 2.46 percent while the main index is down 2.35 percent so far this year.

Petroleum / Statoil

A barrel of oil sold for $ 45.36, up 0.78 percent. Statoil climbed 0.29 percent to 137 kroner.

According to NTB, Statoil has decided to halve oil sands production in the Canadian province of Alberta because of the massive forest fire raging in the area.

– The facility is not directly affected so far, but the terminals used to transport products are shut down and thus affects us, explains Knut Rostad, media relations for Statoil’s international operations and exploration activities to TV2.

North Energy

Friday’s win was North Energy which jumped 40.65 percent to 1.73 million at the news that chairman Anders Onarheim AB Investments aS purchased 200,000 shares at a price of NOK 1.22.

He has then, through AB Investments AS and Isfjorden AS, 12.6 million shares in the company, representing a stake of 10.58 percent.

in addition, the CEO Knut Sæberg bought 25,000 shares. After this transaction, he 567,869 shares in the company.

Schibsted

Citi upgrade Schibsted from sell to neutral. According to TDN Finans cut however the price target from 260 million to 235 million.

Citi writes in the report that they upgrade the stock as part of the short-term uncertainty surrounding Schibsted has slowed, although they are still subdued due to the long-term competitive situation.

Friday joined the stock at 237.60 million, up 2.77 percent.

Hexagon

DNB Markets takes down recommendation on Hexagon from buy to hold. Meanwhile jacked up the price target from 21 million to 25 million.

– We are in an intersection. Company presents quarterly 12th. In the short term there is a risk associated with this report, says analyst Ole-Andreas Krohn DNB Markets.

The stock fell 2.13 percent to 23 million.

Storebrand

Storebrand fell 3.06 percent to 33.21 kroner despite Tor Olav Trøims Drew Holding has extended a contract to buy 4.95 million shares at a price of 29.71 million and has signed a new contract to buy an additional one million shares to 34.56 cents apiece.

Both contracts due on 4 November 2016. the exposure is then 8.5 million shares in Storebrand.

in addition, Celina Midelfart Midelfart Capital purchased 300,000 shares at a price of 34.17 kroner and then has a total of three million shares of Storebrand.