The Stockholm Stock Exchange is expected to start Tuesday's session in negative territory.

Euro Stoxx 50 futures are down 0.73 percent, FTSE 100 futures are retreating 0.63 percent, and DAX futures are falling 0.77 percent.

U.S. S&P 500 futures are down 0.23 percent.

Private equity firm EQT has divested its entire remaining stake in the specialist mortgage bank Enity, consisting of over 11.8 million shares, representing 23.64 percent of the capital and voting rights. The shares were sold at a price of SEK 65 per share, representing a 9.7 percent discount to the previous day's closing price.

EQT has raised its bid for the British testing and certification company Intertek to a total of GBP 61.077 per share, up from the previous GBP 58. The offer includes the final dividend for 2025, with the cash component of the bid set at GBP 60 per share.

Steelmaker SSAB's transition of its Oxelösund plant to fossil-free production has been delayed following an appeal. The delay concerns the permit process for the power line intended to connect the new electric arc furnace. This means the power line connection will be postponed, impacting the production start of the new furnace. The delay is not expected to have a material impact on the group's earnings or cash flow during 2026, nor is it expected to affect production or deliveries to customers.

Game developer Coffee Stain's fourth-quarter revenue beat analyst expectations. Cash EBIT was in line with consensus. The board proposes a dividend of SEK 0.68 per share.

Real estate companies Stenhus and Trianon both increased their income from property management in the first quarter compared to the same period last year.

Research-based pharmaceutical company Camurus reported a decrease in revenue and earnings for the first quarter compared to the corresponding quarter last year. At the same time, the company reaffirmed its full-year outlook.

Paper manufacturer Arctic Paper reported lower profitability in the first quarter. The company pointed to continued uncertainty linked to geopolitics, trade barriers, and weak demand.

Arctic Falls reported flat revenue and lower operating profit in the third quarter compared to the same quarter last year.

Wesports, a specialist group in sports and leisure equipment, saw revenue increase by over 50 percent, while adjusted operating profit doubled in the first quarter compared to the same quarter last year.

Among the latest analyst notes, the following changes are observed:

Arctic raises IPC to Buy (Hold), target price SEK 300

Arctic raises Meren Energy to Buy (Hold), target price CAD 2.97

PriceDaily DiffTime
Euro Stoxx 50 futures5 838.00-0.83%08:21:53
FTSE 100 futures10 199.00-0.67%08:26:54
DAX futures24 216.00-0.81%08:21:47
S&P 500 futures7 416.00-0.28%08:26:47
Nasdaq 100 futures29 253.50-0.58%08:26:43
Sweden 10 Y2.79%0.0016:19:47
Germany 10 Y3.08%0.0408:36:54
USA 10 Y4.42%0.0108:36:18
UK 10 Y5.00%0.0018:02:48
Italy 10 Y3.78%0.0017:31:48
France 10 Y3.71%0.0408:36:25
Spain 10 Y3.46%0.0017:07:48
Norway 10 Y4.43%0.0016:03:47
Denmark 10 Y2.91%0.0408:35:47
EUR/USD1.1759-0.002608:36:49
USD/JPY157.30400.080008:36:51
USD/SEK9.24870.028608:36:51
EUR/SEK10.87550.015208:36:50
GBP/SEK12.5430-0.005008:36:50
USD/NOK9.20150.017008:36:52
EUR/NOK10.82020.001208:36:49
NOK/SEK1.00510.003708:36:50
USD/DKK6.35410.012508:36:50
DKK/SEK1.45540.001508:36:49
Brent, USD/bbl105.441.18%08:26:40
WTI, USD/bbl99.5008:26:46
Natural Gas, USD/mmbtu2.9308:26:49
Dutch TTF Natural Gas (NDEX), EUR/mwh47.051.77%08:26:49
Gold futures, USD/oz4 704.3008:26:49
Silver futures, USD/oz85.39508:26:54
Source: Factset