The first week of August was marked by Magma. The highest turnover achieved during a single trading day was 28 million kuna, specifically with Magma, but trading in that stock nearly completely quieted down by the end of the week (below 3 million kuna on Friday).
There was also intense trading in Dalekovod and Ingra, with Dalekovod recording turnovers above 6 million kuna for three days of the week, and Ingra above 5 million kuna. The second highest turnover of the week achieved in one day was 12 million kuna with Ina’s stock, which ended the week slightly in the red. Turbulence in global markets at the end of the week was not felt on the Crobex index, which ended the week almost unchanged at 5016.91 points or -1.81 points compared to the previous week. This was certainly contributed to by the growth of both Luka in the Rijeka and Ploče ports index, which added 24 and 10 points, respectively.
Dalekovod also had a positive week with a growth of 49 kuna per share and 8.75 added points for the index. 13 stocks in the index rose, 16 fell, and 1 remained unchanged. The most negative points for the index were brought by Ina with a drop of 69 kuna per share or -18.3 points for the index, and Atlanska plovidba with -8 points. The absolute hit of the week in terms of price increase was the aforementioned Luka Rijeka with a 31% increase and Luka Ploče with a 22% increase, while Ingra rose by 14%. Among the less liquid names, the stock of Đuro Đaković Montaža rose again by +31%, followed by SEM 1986 from Split +19%, IPK Osijek 15%, Lavčević +11%. SN Holding ended the week down 8%, followed by Jadrankamen -12%, HPB -6.8%.
Significant announcements of financial results were absent this week.
