Oslo Børs stiger fra start
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Oslo Børs saw a rise of 0.18 percent right after opening. Oil prices have continued to strengthen since Oslo Børs closed on Monday. Brent crude is now trading at $98.6, a gain of $1.4 since midnight. Monday ended with a weak decline for Oslo Børs. Oil stocks rose with oil prices, while bond stocks fell following news from France.
Among the most traded stocks in early trading are Nordic Technology Group (NTG), which invites to an update on Tuesday at 10 a.m. The presentation material shows that the sale process for MossHydro has progressed significantly, with sales revenues expected to increase by 50 percent to 30 million kroner in 2026. Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBIT) are estimated at around 5 million kroner.
Trading volume in the stock rose by 22.95 percent after the market opened. Leroyer Seafood Group is considering issuing new unsecured green bonds ahead of contingent loans, according to a notice. Depending on market conditions, it could become necessary to issue bonds worth 750 million Norwegian kroner. The proceeds of the bond issuance are intended to finance and refinance green projects.
Hunter Group points to previous notices regarding reduced payments from one of its long-term counterparties for the months of March, April, May, June and July. The counterparty still denies its "contractual obligation" and has paid $11,752,000 less than the debt due in August, according to the company. The company's legal advisors believe the counterparty's reason for the reduced payments is groundless and considers them a breach of contract.
Hunter Group will therefore take "all necessary steps" to protect its rights, according to the notice. The company states that it will issue further updates "when it is justified". The gold producer produced about 16 kilograms of doré gold (an alloy of gold and other metals) in August. The company operates the Segele gold mine in Ethiopia.
The average yield was 26 grams per ton, making August the company's best month so far, according to a notice. Since the launch, Akobo Minerals has produced about 158 kilograms of gold. The yield achieved is very high by international standards and underscores the quality of the Segele output, writes Akobo. The company notes that the processing plant continues to operate in batches rather than continuously.
Monthly production may therefore vary. More stock news you will find throughout the day in E24's Stock Live.
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