the stockholm stock exchange is trading to the rising prices in an alleged tendency after noon on Thursday. Also on the leading european exchanges exhibited a similar development. Lowering forecasts is a theme for the day. Fingerprint get a thumbs down after the company lowered revenue forecast. Also Doro fall after a profit warning.
At 13.55 time was the Stockholm stock exchange’s OMXS30 index up 0.4 per cent to the listing 1.506. The turnover on the stockholm stock exchange amounted to 8.9 billion.
On makrofronten, the European central bank at Thursday’s meeting that, as expected, leave interest rates unchanged. The program of asset purchases will be extended to december 2017. The pace was at the same time down slightly. Previously stated, the tillgångsköpen to run until march 2017.
by Far the most traded on the bolagssidan was Fingerprint Cards, which in the morning gave her a guided tour before 2017. This was broadly in line with market snittförväntningar.
ABG Sundal Collier highlights an eye-catching wide forecast range for 2017.
the Market, however, they had not reckoned with the lowering of the sales forecast for 2016, such as Fingerprint also offered.
The fourth quarter looks to be significantly weaker than previously estimated, the company explained with reference to the build-up of inventories in the supply chain, certain component shortages and increased competition. The biggest culprit, however, was inventory buildup.
“We would have seen it and understood it better than we did”, said ceo Christian Fredrikson during the torsdagsmorgonens conference call.
the stock was down more than 9 per cent to 68:30 kronor, after that the lows have been traded to 61:90 sek. Last year’s kursraket, thus, is down 42 percent this year.
In the top of the OMXS30 low Boliden with a rise of 2.6%. On the plus side were, among others, Astra Zeneca and Securitas.
Outside the storbolagsindexet raged seniortelefontillverkaren Doro 13 per cent. The company delivered on the morning of a profit warning for the full year and announced that the ceo, Jérôme Arnaud is on the way out.
the consulting engineering firm Sweco, whose ceo Tomas Carlsson bought shares in the company for over 4 million, was increased 1.3 per cent.
Dagligvarujätten the ICA reported that the comparable sales in Swedish stores rose by 2.4 per cent in november. The shares added 1.7 per cent.
Orexo announced that the company appeals against a patentbeslut taken by the u.s. district court for the district of Delaware in mid-november. The market was, however, not impressed and the shares declined 1.6 per cent.
Elekta climbed up 3.4 per cent. The medical technology company has received an order in Greece on the strålbehandlingssystemet Infinity to three hospitals in the country and the software in the from of dosplaneringsystemet Monaco and onkologiinformationssystemet Mosaiq.
the Opus Group ran up just under 6 per cent. The government will not follow the Swedish transport agency’s proposal to sparse out the intervals for technical inspection of passenger cars and light-duty vehicles.
On rekommendationsfronten noticeable that a number of the research house formally launched coverage of Ahlsell. Handelsbanken, JP Morgan, Carnegie, Danske, and DNB provide any form of “strong buy” recommendation, while UBS, Deutsche and Goldman Sachs have a more neutral view. The stock rose x percent.
Electrolux dropped just over 1 percent. Redburn has lowered its recommendation for the shares to neutral from a previous buy.
Furthermore, the Pareto screwed up riktkursen for Moberg Pharma to 90 kronor, sek 80, after it Wednesday announced the acquisition of american Dermoplast. The share was 1.4 per cent up.
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