Most Traded Share of Ledo with Turnover of 2.6 Million Kuna

The regular turnover of the Zagreb Stock Exchange today amounted to 12.8 million kuna, and the value of stock indices fell, with Crobex weakening by 0.84 percent to 1,931.40 points, while the specialized Crobex10 ended down by 0.57 percent at 1,086.82 points.

Today, the most traded was the share of Ledo with a turnover of 2.6 million kuna, and its price fell by 1.59 percent to 8,660 kuna.

Following in turnover is the preferred share of Adris Group, which was traded for 1.5 million kuna, with a price drop of 0.68 percent to 294 kuna.

On the millionaire list, there was only the share of HT with a turnover of 1.3 million kuna and a last price of 209 kuna, which is 0.47 percent lower than yesterday’s closing price.

The share of Petrokemija recorded a price drop of 1.75 percent to 225 kuna, with a turnover of 783.8 thousand kuna.

With a more pronounced price drop of 3.13 percent to 332 kuna, the trading of the share of Atlantska Plovidba ended, with a turnover of 633.4 thousand kuna.

Among the few traded shares with a price increase today was the regular share of Croatia Osiguranje, which rose by 2.05 percent to 7,399.99 kuna, with a turnover of 551.4 thousand kuna.

The price also increased for the regular share of Adris Group by 3.13 percent to 330 kuna, with a turnover of 132 thousand kuna.

An even greater increase of 4.27 percent to 165 kuna was recorded by the share of Hoteli Makarska, but with a significantly modest turnover of around 66 thousand kuna. The management of Hoteli Makarska announced today on the Stock Exchange that they were informed that on April 26, there was a change in the ownership structure, namely that the company Mesna Industrija Pivac crossed the threshold of 15 percent, meaning that this company holds 16.74 percent of the shares of Hoteli Makarska.

However, the majority of traded shares today ended with a price drop – Vira by 0.82 percent, Ericsson Nikola Tesla by 0.89 percent, Belje by 1.09 percent, Vupik by 1.35 percent, Đuro Đaković Holding by 2.41 percent, Valamar Adria Holding by 2.8 percent, Siemens d.d. by 10 percent.