Dalekovod Stock with Over Half a Million Kuna in Turnover

The stock indices of the Zagreb Stock Exchange rose for the third consecutive day today, with Crobex increasing by 0.63 percent to 1,729.07 points, and Crobex10 rising by 1.01 percent to 971.56 points.

The regular turnover of the Exchange amounted to 20.5 million kuna, with the most traded stock being HT with a turnover of 3.9 million kuna. The price of HT’s stock fell by 0.16 percent to 199 kuna. Following with a turnover of 2.7 million kuna was the stock of Podravka, whose price rose by 0.21 percent to 246.50 kuna.

A price increase of 2.88 percent to 250 kuna was recorded today for the preferred stock of Adris Group, with a turnover of 2.4 million kuna. INA’s stock was traded for 978.9 thousand kuna, and although it recorded a decline of about 2.5 percent in the morning, its price managed to recover in the afternoon, remaining at the last price of 3,999 kuna, the same as at the end of yesterday’s trading.

The turnover of the stock of Ericsson Nikola Tesla amounted to 851.3 thousand kuna, and its price rose by 1.92 percent to 1,325 kuna.

The price of Vira’s stock increased by 0.68 percent, with a turnover of 749.4 thousand kuna, while the stock of Atlantic Group, with a turnover of 736.6 thousand kuna, recorded a price increase of 1.33 percent.

With a price drop of 2.63 percent, trading ended today for the stock of Zagrebačka Bank, which had a turnover of 723.6 thousand kuna. The stock of Dalekovod, which announced today that a pre-bankruptcy settlement procedure has been opened for the company, saw its price rise by 3.87 percent, with a turnover of 529.2 thousand kuna.

The stock of Leda had a turnover of 504.8 thousand kuna, with its price falling by 3.19 percent. Leda announced today that they successfully completed the issuance of new shares with 100 percent success – in the process of increasing the share capital, all 93,750 offered new ordinary shares were subscribed and paid at a price of 8,000 kuna, totaling 750 million kuna.

With a price drop, trading also ended for the stocks of Belje, which fell by 0.31 percent, Dioki by 3.72 percent, and Kaštelanski Staklenici by 5.31 percent.

Among the more traded stocks, price increases were recorded for AD Plastik by 0.88 percent, Valamar Adria Holding by 2 percent, Termes Group by 2.50 percent, while larger price increases were seen for Croatia Osiguranje by 5.18 percent and Petrokemija by 7.49 percent.