HT Share at 385 Kuna, Veterinary Company Achieves 24.6 Million Kuna in Revenue

On the Zagreb Stock Exchange on Tuesday, a total of 361 million kuna in transactions was realized, of which 175.3 million kuna relates to inter-institutional trading of bonds, 156.3 million kuna to regular trading, and 29.4 million kuna to reported trading.

The value of the stock index Crobex increased by 0.82 percent, to 5,355.4 points, while the value of the bond index Crobis rose by 0.01 percent, to 98.1246 points. The most traded today was the share of Hrvatski Telekom (HT) with 27.5 million kuna in transactions and a slight price increase of 0.09 percent, which at the end of the day amounted to 385.37 kuna. On the London Stock Exchange, the price of HT’s GDRs was slightly down today, with their price at the close of trading in Zagreb being 74.3 dollars, or about 0.2 percent lower than yesterday.

Following in terms of trading volume are the shares of the former Pliva subsidiary Veterinary, which were included in the Official Market of the Zagreb Stock Exchange today after a public offering of shares. They achieved more than 24.6 million kuna in transactions, and their price at the end of the day was 124.50 kuna, or 24.50 percent higher compared to the public offering price.

During trading, the price of Veterinary shares ranged from a low of 117 to a high of 140 kuna. Price increases were also recorded for three shares with trading volumes exceeding 9 million kuna – the share of INA, which increased by 1.11 percent to 2,730 kuna, the Institute of Construction of Croatia (IGH), which recorded a price increase of 0.48 percent to 15,624.88 kuna, and the shares of Privredna banka Zagreb (PBZ), whose price rose by 7.73 percent to 1,950 kuna. This is also the largest price increase recorded today among the more traded shares.

The shares of Jadroplov achieved just over 8 million kuna in transactions, with a price increase of 3.7 percent to 812 kuna, while the trading volume of shares of Ericsson Nikola Tesla amounted to 6.7 million kuna. Their price also increased today by 6.19 percent to 3,498.99 kuna. After yesterday’s increase of 84.62 percent, which led to the suspension of trading in Croatia Airlines shares until this morning, they also recorded the largest increase on the Stock Exchange today, by 25 percent to 1,499.99 kuna, but with only about 300 thousand kuna in transactions. (Hina)