Shares of Janafa, Viaduct and Belje Drop Over Three Percent

The stock indices of the Zagreb Stock Exchange have been in the red for the third consecutive day, with Crobex falling by 0.55 percent to 1,928.90 points, and Crobex10 down by 0.41 percent to 1,076.82 points.

Regular trading on the Exchange amounted to 18.7 million kuna, with only two stocks achieving million kuna turnover. The most traded stock today was HT with a turnover of 4.9 million kuna, with a price increase of 0.48 percent to 215.99 kuna.

HT reported this morning that it achieved a net profit of 1.69 billion kuna last year, which is 6.4 percent less than a year earlier. The company’s revenues last year amounted to 7.45 billion kuna, which is 7.6 percent less than the previous year. The Management and Supervisory Board of T-HT propose a dividend payout of 20.51 kuna per share, while last year it was 22.14 kuna.

On the list of ‘millionaires’, there is also Valamar Adria Holding with a turnover of 1.6 million kuna, and the price of that stock increased by 1.63 percent to 152.44 kuna.

The stock of Petrokemija achieved a turnover of 968.1 thousand kuna, with its price falling by 0.87 percent to 228 kuna. Petrokemija announced today its financial report for the past year, which ended with a loss of 178 million kuna.

The stock of Vupik was sold for 855.6 thousand kuna, with a price increase of 1.49 percent, while the turnover of Tisak stock amounted to 746.8 thousand kuna, with a price decrease of 0.45 percent.

The stock of Jadranka was sold for 722.8 thousand kuna, with its price increasing by 0.52 percent.

The stock of AD Plastik also recorded a price increase of 1.53 percent, with a turnover of 613.6 thousand kuna. The AD Plastik group reported that its revenues last year increased by 4.1 percent compared to the previous year, to 751 million kuna, while net profit fell by 13.3 percent to 56.08 million kuna.

Price increases were also recorded among more traded stocks, including ACI by 1.16 percent, INA by 1.20 percent, Plava Laguna by 2.27 percent, and Atlantska Plovidba by 8.70 percent.

Conversely, stocks that ended trading with a price drop include Rivera Adriatica, whose price fell by 1 percent, Đuro Đaković Holding by 1.26 percent, Dalekovod by 1.36 percent, Končar Elektroindustrija by 2.78 percent, Janafa by 3.40 percent, Viadukt by 3.41 percent, and Belje by 4.35 percent.