Four Stocks on the Millionaires’ List

The value of the stock index of the Zagreb Stock Exchange, Crobex, fell today by 0.57 percent, to 1,865.64 points, while Crobex10 decreased by 0.28 percent, to 1,047.93 points.

The regular turnover of the Exchange today amounted to just over 13 million kuna, and four stocks made it to the millionaires’ list.

The most traded were the shares of Valamar Adria Holding with a turnover of 1.6 million kuna, and their price increased by 0.25 percent, to 120 kuna.

Shares of Petrokemija achieved a turnover of more than 1.2 million kuna, with their price falling by 4.99 percent, to 234.62 kuna. The price of Petrokemija shares has been on a downward trajectory for the second consecutive day, after the Minister of Economy Ivan Vrdoljak stated yesterday that there are currently no plans for the privatization of this Kutina company. Petrokemija also reported today that it signed a contract with Prvo plinarsko društvo from Vukovar for the delivery of 130 million cubic meters of natural gas. Petrokemija concluded the contract for part of the quantities, in accordance with the provisions of the valid supply contract concluded with Prirodnim plinom d.o.o. from Zagreb, Petrokemija stated in a press release published on the Exchange.

HT shares were traded today for 1.16 million kuna, with a price increase of 0.45 percent, to 212.96 kuna.

Shares of Ingra also achieved a million kuna turnover, with sales of 1.14 million kuna, and after five trading days of growth, the price of Ingra’s shares fell today by 10.64 percent, to 4.20 kuna.

Varteks shares were traded for 840 thousand kuna, and their price fell by 0.56 percent, while the shares of Riviera Adria recorded a price increase of 0.23 percent with a turnover of 713.7 thousand kuna.

The company Dalekovod announced today on the Exchange that a meeting of the managements of Elektro-Slovenija d.o.o. and Dalekovod was held yesterday in Ljubljana to address issues related to the construction project of the Beričevo-Krško power line. Both parties expressed a desire to resolve the arising open issues so as not to jeopardize the execution of the contracted works and the planned completion. Dalekovod will clarify all ambiguities as soon as possible and provide its responses to the questions posed by Elektro Slovenia, and accordingly, work on the subject facility will continue, Dalekovod stated. Dalekovod shares were traded today for 188.9 thousand kuna, and their price fell by 0.10 percent, to 67.77 kuna.

Price declines were also recorded among the more traded stocks, including Belje by 0.04 percent, AD Plastika by 0.40 percent, Đuro Đaković Holding by 0.74 percent, Ericsson Nikola Tesla by 1.33 percent, Atlantic Group by 2.22 percent, the regular shares of Adris Group by 2.97 percent, and HUP Zagreb shares by 5.50 percent.

Among the stocks with price increases are the shares of Ina, whose price rose by 2.23 percent, Čakovečki mlinovi by 4.44 percent, and the standout in price growth is the shares of Kutjevo, which, with a turnover of 119 thousand kuna, saw its price jump by 18.45 percent.