As expected, the Stockholm Stock Exchange opened higher on Tuesday, in reaction to rises in the rest of the world yesterday when the Stockholm Stock Exchange was closed.
After just over 20 minutes of trading, the OMXS30 index was up 0.91 percent to 2,534.18. During the day, the index has moved within the range of 0.82 percent at its lowest and 1.42 percent at its highest.
The broad OMXSPI was up 0.77 percent.
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Price change
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Fingerprint
19,4%
Licenses out iris recognition technology to Smart Eye
Eolus Wind
16,1%
Sells battery project in the US with an enterprise value of $230-235.5 million
Volvo
3,7%
Industry figures in North America show a 39% annualized increase in heavy truck orders in December
Avanza
3,1%
Increased net inflow in December compared to November
Sandvik
2,0%
Bernstein raises to market perform (underperform)
Volvo Cars
1,8%
Global sales -3 percent in December
Autoliv
1,7%
Daiwa raises to outperform (neutral)
IPC
1,2%
Jefferies raises to buy (hold)
Epiroc
1,0%
Bernstein lowers to underperform (outperform), the company received an order from BHP worth SEK 200 million
ABB
0,1%
Bernstein lowers to underperform (market outperform)
Fortnox
-0,3%
Jefferies lowers to hold (buy), Kepler Cheuvreux raises to hold (reduce)
AB Volvo is the leading European truck maker and No. 3 worldwide. Net sales break down by activity as follows:
- sales of trucks (68.4%): 219,377 vehicles sold in 2024 (names Volvo, Renault, Eicher and Mack);
- sales of construction equipment (16.8%): excavators, loaders, backhoes, hydraulic shovels, graders, dump trucks, etc.;
- financial services (5.1%);
- bus and chassis sales (4.7%): world's No. 2 largest manufacturer;
- sales of parts, control systems, and marine and industrial motors (3.8%): for commerce and cruise ships and for industrial applications (irrigation units, lifting trucks, electrical generators, etc.);
- other (1.2%).
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: Europe (41.1%), North America (30.8%), Asia (11.2%), South America (10.7%), Africa and Oceania (6.2%).
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