The Norwegian adds value to Aker with four billion – Adresseavisen

Aker writes in its quarterly report that the net value has increased by 29 percent during the period, to 24.7 billion in the second quarter this year.

In June announced the Norwegian oil company that acquires BP Norway and creates a new oil company, Aker BP. The merger between the companies in which Aker ASA is the largest shareholder, has led to a large increase in value for Aker and Kjell Inge Røkke, who is the largest shareholder in Aker holding company TRG Holding.

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– This is the strongest quarterly increase since 2006. the merger with the Norwegian alone accounts for 4 billion of growth in value of 5.8 billion. It is a reminder of the potential for growth in oil and gas sector, says CEO Øyvind Eriksen.

The quarterly report shows a sharp drop in turnover. Total income of the group fell from 14.8 billion in the second quarter last year to 11.7 billion in the same quarter this year.

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