Last week, the Zagreb Stock Exchange recorded a turnover of over 668.6 million kuna, with the largest portion of the turnover – over 355.8 million kuna, achieved through inter-institutional transactions of government bonds.
Regular turnover amounted to 269.4 million kuna, while reported turnover was 43.33 million kuna. The value of the stock Crobex index increased by 0.5 percent last week, reaching 4,760.4 points, while the value of the bond index Crobis
rose by 0.01 percent to 98.5335 points. The most traded stock last week was Uljanik plovidba, which achieved a turnover of 17.8 million kuna, with a price increase of as much as 27.62 percent, to 3,895 kuna. This also marks the largest price increase recorded among the more traded stocks last week. In second place, with a turnover of 13.6 million kuna, was Ericsson Nikola Tesla, whose stock price decreased by 0.35 percent to 3,389 kuna, followed by two stocks with a turnover of 12 million kuna each.
The stocks of Magma, with a turnover of 12.56 million kuna, saw a price increase of 0.33 percent last week, reaching 307 kuna, while the stocks of Ina, with a turnover of 12.4 million kuna, recorded a price increase of 1.14 percent to 2,665 kuna. A large number of other stocks with million kuna turnover also saw price increases last week, led by the stocks of Đuro Đaković Montaže (19.28 percent), Jadranska banka (16.52 percent), Hidroelektre-niskogradnje (11.03 percent), Atlantske plovidbe (10.69 percent), etc. Among the stocks whose prices decreased last week was the preferred stock of Adris grupa – with a turnover of 11.2 million kuna, the price of this stock fell by 2.59 percent to 525 kuna. The largest price declines on a weekly basis were recorded by the stocks of Žitnjaka (16.3 percent) and Mlinara (13.85 percent). (H)
