Helsinki Stock Exchange sees mixed results as some companies experience growth while others face declines and dividend announcements

On the Helsinki Stock Exchange, the general index ended trading with a 0.5 percent decline to 9925.34 points. The most traded stock of the day was Nordea bank, which saw its share price drop by 2.5 percent to 10.98 euros. Most of the most traded shares were in a downward direction, with only a few companies experiencing growth.

Dovre Group was on the rise, with its share price increasing by 7.4 percent to 0.33 euros. Meanwhile, Reka Industrial experienced a significant decrease of 29.3 percent in its share price to 6.38 euros and also announced a dividend payment of 2.00 euros paid out to its shareholders.

Elecster, Tokmanni and Viking Line also announced dividends for their shareholders, while Metsä Board decided to invest in renovating Simpele’s folding carton machine with an investment of approximately EUR 60 million over the years 2024-2026.

Spinnova concluded change negotiations resulting in the dismissal of eight positions aimed at supporting efficient implementation of the company’s updated strategy and reducing fixed costs. Avaro acquired a shopping center property in Jyväskylä for seven million euros and Outokumpu finalized negotiations for restructuring its German operations impacting over 200 employees.

Capman Buyout managed funds agreed on the sale of Havator Group to a Danish-Norwegian joint venture and Aiphoria signed a new contract with a US veterinary company. Sitowise witnessed large block trade transaction on Helsinki Stock Exchange and nine companies published their interim reports showing varying financial results