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ERNT Stock Loses Value This Week

This week, the Zagreb Stock Exchange recorded a regular turnover of 86.4 million kuna, with a decline in stock indices on a weekly basis; Crobex decreased by 0.80 percent to 1,910.90 points, and Crobex10 fell by 0.93 percent to 1,071.16 points.

The highest weekly turnover of 8.9 million kuna was achieved by the HT stock, which saw its price drop by 0.52 percent to 215.84 kuna.

The price of Ericsson Nikola Tesla shares fell by 3.04 percent to 1,451.38 kuna, with a turnover of 8.1 million kuna.

Following in turnover is Valamar Adria Holding shares with six million kuna and a price increase of 0.37 percent to 144.51 kuna, while Vupik shares rose by 0.79 percent to 128 kuna, with a turnover of 5.5 million kuna.

AD Plastik shares had a weekly turnover of 4.9 million kuna, with a slight price decrease of 0.01 percent to 118.99 kuna.

Dalekovod shares traded this week for 3.8 million kuna, with a price increase of 1.46 percent to 52.75 kuna.

Ingra shares recorded a price increase of 19.53 percent on a weekly basis to 4.53 kuna, with a turnover of nearly three million kuna.

Jadranka shares also experienced a high weekly price increase of 13.39 percent to 525 kuna, with a turnover of 1.3 million kuna.

The price of Termes Group shares increased by 7.48 percent on a weekly basis, with a turnover of 1.5 million kuna, while Tiska shares rose by 5.17 percent, with a turnover of 2.8 million kuna.

Among the more traded stocks, the largest percentage decline in price on a weekly basis was recorded by Badel 1862 shares, which fell by 18.37 percent to 41.63 kuna, with a weekly turnover of 1.3 million kuna.

For stocks with higher turnovers, prices increased on a weekly basis for Đuro Đaković Holding shares by 4.55 percent, Belje by 4.40 percent, Petrokemija by 1.98 percent, regular Adris Group shares by 1.90 percent, and preferred Adris shares by 1.05 percent.

The price of Leda shares fell by 1.67 percent on a weekly basis, Končar EI by 1.80 percent, INA by 4 percent, and Industrogradnja Group by 8.27 percent.