Oslo Bors almost unchanged – real estate shares fell 29 percent

Oslo Bors almost unchanged – real estate shares fell 29 percent

Black Sea real estate It was the loser today, down 29.50 percent, after Finansavisen reported on Wednesday that the company had received less than the target in an issue and had to offer a 40 percent discount.

Small power guarantee He was the winner of the day for a long time, but fell back and ended up 3.3 percent down to 25 øre. The rally came after the release on Tuesday and the news that investor Ketil Skorstad took nearly 20 percent of the issue.

However, he won today Scandia Green Power. The stock rose 24.2 percent to 38 Ore, without anything new coming from the company.

zaptik It continued to rise 3.1 percent to NOK 35.57 after news on Wednesday that rival Easee had halted sales of its chargers in Sweden.

techstep It announced that it will deliver mobile devices to all health districts and hospitals in Norway. The contract amount can be almost twice the market value of the company. The stock rose 16.2 percent to 1.33 Norwegian crowns.

Salmon endford It doubled its operating loss and delivered an operating result in the fourth quarter of 2022 of minus NOK 21.1 million, compared to minus NOK 9.4 million in the same period a year earlier. However, the share rose by 1.3 percent to NOK 39.60.

ABG Sundal Collier wrote that fourth-quarter operating profit was somewhat lower than its estimates, but operating investments were roughly in line with expectations.

“We expect limited changes in consensus estimates based on the fourth quarter report,” the brokerage house writes.

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Desert control Thursday obtained the approval and certification of organic farming for Liquid Natural Clay in the UAE. The stock rose 2.8 percent to 14.10 Norwegian crowns.

HSE Director Malene Sandøy i Horizon Energy It bought 30,000 shares of Horisont Energi at NOK 9.88 on Thursday. She then has 30,000 shares and 37,500 stock options in the company. The stock was unchanged at NOK 9.20.

oil price

Oil prices have fallen significantly in recent days in the wake of unrest in the banking sector that has spread from the US to Europe. According to Bloomberg, players’ attempts to limit their exposure in the options market have further weakened oil prices.

Market sentiment worsened as the banking crisis spread to Europe from the United States. Analysts from Haitong Futures said the future direction will depend on the degree of fear in the market although the fundamentals do not necessarily point to weakness.

US crude oil inventories rose by 1.6 million barrels last week to 480.1 million barrels, according to figures from the Energy Information Administration. Up front, inventories were expected to rise by 1.2 million barrels, according to Trading Economics. Gasoline inventories fell by 2.1 million barrels last week versus an expected 1.8 million barrels.

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