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(Finansavisen 🙂 – All shareholders have received a good dividend, says Atle Kigen, director of communication at Aker, according to Finansavisen

. More importantly for CEO Øyvind Eriksen

The newspaper wrote Wednesday how it drips on the clocks in the form of dividends from the investment company Kjell Inge Røkke, where Øyvind Eriksen has a stake of 0.2 %. According to Finansavisen's calculations, Aker's dividend of 21.6 million Norwegian kroner was cleared.

Further study by Erøy, Eriksen's investment firm, shows that the CEO has not only fallen but has hollowed out. Erøy recorded an after tax loss of NOK 28.8 million last year. It is an increase of more than eleven million compared to 2016, and the highest result of the history of the investment business

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Profits on a stock exchange

Eriksen is according to the newspaper on several shares in Røkke companies. Through its stake in TRG Holding, it invests indirectly in shares of the Aker industrial investment company. In addition, he holds more than 220,000 shares of Aker directly from Erøy

At the end of the stock market on Thursday, the Aker stock rose to 628 crowns, which brings its total position to Aker to over 200 million. , who was a BA-HR partner before joining Aker's CEO, also owns shares in the Ocean Yield shipping company, which is also under the Aker umbrella.

Ocean Yield shares rose 11 percent in 2017. 200,000 Eriksen shares have a market capitalization of 14 million crowns on Thursday.

It is true that not only at sea Eriksen has invested. It holds more than 90,000 shares of Otovo solar panel company. The financial newspaper has already written that Otovo was a currency trap, despite strong sales growth.

This loss is reflected in the accounts of Erøy, where the book value is lower than the cost of acquisition. Fortunately for Eriksen, there is only a small part of the wealth that is placed here and the stock value rises to 1.4 million.

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To Better Paid

No investment from the investment company has been achieved in recent years. This is understandable since Aker's boss is one of the highest paid leaders in the country. According to the taxpayers, he had an annual income of more than 20 million kroner for several years, skipper Finansavisen.

Originally published at Hegnar.no

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