Oslo Børs fell 0.1% on Wednesday morning.
On Tuesday, Børsen was, among other things, weighed down by the oil giants and closed down 0.4 percent.
A barrel of burnt North Sea oil trades for $ 94 on Wednesday. By comparison, crude oil was trading at $ 97 a barrel at close of trading on Tuesday.
At 10.00, Norges Bank will publish its financial stability report. The report will indicate what are the greatest risks to the financial system in Norway. The market is also eagerly awaiting new inflation data, both data from the US and Norway to arrive on Thursday.
Flyr accepts the crisis plan
Flyr was unable to meet the goal of raising NOK 430 million in fresh cash on Tuesday. Prior to the opening of the stock market on Wednesday, the company announced it was approving the investor proposal. The company will raise up to NOK 700 million across four transactions and has a trading day deadline to meet its target.
The share increases by more than 50% and a share is exchanged for 12 øre.
It was Thursday last week that the company reported which is expected to seek at least NOK 430 million in fresh money through capital raising.
Shareholder lists updated Wednesday morning show Jan Petter Sissener’s Sissener Canopus fund disposed of around 10.6 million Flyr shares, or about 35.8% of the total holding. The director confirms to DN that all the shares have been sold, although this has not yet appeared in the lists of shareholders.
It takes dividends of 880 million Danish kroner.
In the morning hours, the results came from the salmon giant Mowi. For the second consecutive quarter, the company can record excellent results.
In the third quarter, total revenues jumped to 1.25 billion euros. This corresponds to around NOK 12.9 billion at today’s exchange rate. The board of the company has decided to pay a dividend of approximately NOK 879 million. The share rises by 1.8 percent.
Construction company Veidekke also presented its report for the third quarter. The report shows that the company recorded sales of NOK 9.6 billion in the third quarter, an increase from the NOK 9.2 billion they had in the same period last year.
The pre-tax result ended at NOK 545 million, compared to NOK 530 million in the same period last year. The share rises by 2.3 percent.(Terms)Copyright Dagens Næringsliv AS and / or our suppliers. We would like you to share our cases via links, which lead directly to our pages. Copying or other forms of use of all or part of the content may only take place with prior written permission or as permitted by law. For additional terms look at her.
