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Dioki up nearly 20 percent

The stock indices of the Zagreb Stock Exchange started the week with slight changes in value, with Crobex rising by 0.17 percent to 1,884.25 points, while Crobex10 fell by 0.09 percent to 1,071.56 points.

Among the sector indices, the changes are somewhat more significant, with the value of the CROBEXindustry index increasing by 2.39 percent, while the CROBEXtransport and CROBEXtourist indices fell by about 1.20 percent.

Today’s regular turnover on the Zagreb Stock Exchange amounted to just over 9.9 million kuna, with more than a third of that amount, or over 3.5 million kuna, generated solely by the shares of Valamar Adria Holding. Their price increased by 0.35 percent to 142.61 kuna.

Shares of HT generated a turnover of 1.6 million kuna, with a price increase of 0.37 percent to 209.78 kuna, while a million kuna turnover of 1.1 million kuna was achieved only by the shares of Petrokemija, which decreased by 1.08 percent to 230 kuna.

The turnover of Dioki shares amounted to 868.3 thousand kuna, and their price in today’s trading rose by as much as 19.33 percent to 22.22 kuna, likely due to expectations regarding the results of the pre-bankruptcy settlement process.

More than half a million kuna in turnover was achieved with Ledo shares, whose price also increased by 2.25 percent to 8,037 kuna, while shares of Ingra and the Institute IGH generated about 200 thousand kuna each in turnover. Ingra’s shares increased by 3.10 percent to 3.33 kuna, while the shares of the Institute IGH decreased by 9.13 percent to 209 kuna.

Six-digit turnover was achieved with another six shares, among which the shares of Ericsson Nikola Tesla (2.77 percent) and AD Plastika (0.63 percent) ended the day with a price increase, while the price of Turisthotel shares fell by 5.92 percent, Belje by 1.34 percent, Atlantska plovidba by 0.82 percent, while the price of Podravka shares remained unchanged at 249.99 kuna.

Among the news delivered today to the Zagreb Stock Exchange, announcements of general assemblies or announcements of decisions from already held assemblies dominate, with a few exceptions, such as the DTR notification that Milan Carić from Zagreb, who operates together with Ante Nobil, acquired a 65.45 percent stake in that textile factory at a public auction on May 20. At the same time, a notice from Cerić regarding the obligation to publish an offer for the acquisition of the remaining shares of DTR was published in the daily press.