“However, no more candid information was provided on financing. In short, a neutral report with limited news,” writes Pareto Securities, which will downgrade Bott’s estimates somewhat in 2023, raise capital expenditures, but keep long-term estimates below. changing.
SpareBank 1 Markets analyst Jonas Fremming wasn’t happy. The report slays and predicts the price crash and issuance.
Among the other characters presented, Adevinta outperformed negatively with a drop of 3.4 percent. Pareto notes that the company is maintaining its 2023 goal of double-digit revenue growth and margin expansion, but claims that growth is now expected to be minimal. This appears to be in line with both the consensus and the brokerage firm’s own estimates.
23/02/2023 Norway is advanced and will soon be “fiber saturated”, so Finland and Germany are now the main growth opportunities. This explains Martin Lippert, CEO of GlobalConnect. We also get a closer look at how Seacrest Petroleo’s first trading day went, as well as how Rec and Adevinta fared after their numbers were released, as well as the fire at Arcitc Fish that sent the stock sharply lower.
Sprick Frederiksen trio
Golden Ocean marked a positive among the most heavily traded companies, rising more than 4 percent in the wake of the sharp rise in prices. The other two shipping companies dominated by John Frederiksen, Flex LNG and Frontline, posted increases of 6.7 and 4.9 percent, respectively.
According to TDN Direkt, Fearnley Securities noted that spot LNG prices continue to develop positively from last week, with TDFE (Tri-Fuel Diesel Electric) increasing another 12 percent to $71,500 per day.
On the downside, we find PGS, which is down nearly 3 percent in the seventh-highest volume of the day.
SalMar fell 3.5 percent in the wake of yesterday’s quarterly report. Analysts do not fully agree on further development. Pareto downgraded it from buy to hold, while Arctic Securities and Carnegie cut price targets.
Notification of the result gave a chair
Nordic Mining jumped 13-14 percent in early trading after it was announced that subsidiary Nordic Rutile had signed an investment agreement with Orion Resource Partners for the Engebø Rutil and Granat project. Over the course of the day, the share subsided, but ended up with more than 6 percent.
Zwipe finished at the top after rising 20 percent, while Norsk Titanium rose more than 17 percent.
At the other extreme is bladder cancer company Photocure, which finished the fourth quarter again in the red and penalized the stock with a price drop of nearly 17 percent.
The only share that fell more was Jinhui Shipping, which fell more than 20 percent after announcing its earnings last night. The dry cargo carrier reported a loss of $46-47 million in the fourth quarter.
Drone maker Nordic Unmanned fell more than 12 percent after its quarterly report Thursday.
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