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While the price of the shares of hydrogen company Nel has decreased by 35% since the beginning of the month, others have taken advantage of the sale to download shares.
Clearstream Banking, Nel's largest shareholder, rose from just under 19% on June 3rd to more than 25% in Monday's previous survey.
This corresponds to the acquisition of approximately 80 million shares.
The second largest shareholder, the Alfred Berg Gambak Securities Fund, for comparison, holds nearly 3% of the company.
Here you can read more in-depth about the main mystical shareholder of Nels (+).
A dozen German investors
However, the Clearstream Banking account does not belong to a single person or company. It is rather an account consisting of shares bought by a dozen foreign investors who wish to remain anonymous.
But Nel's management has the right to access it. Nel-top Bjørn Simonsen has already explained that most investors came from Germany.
– Have there ever been more investors or have the same ones bought themselves first?
– There are no particular changes, the list is more or less the same, he says at E24.
However, none of them has exceeded the 5% limit. Then they should have reported, that is to say to make themselves known publicly.
Managers see the green wave on the stock market: – A bit frenetic
Most active in Germany
The month of June was particularly hectic for the Nel action, especially following the explosion of the Sandvika hydrogen station. But German investors have not been intimidated, quite the opposite.
– Does this mean that the German capital market will be the most important thing for you in the future?
– We are seeing a growing interest for foreigners. We are present and meet investors in different markets, mainly in Scandinavia, the United Kingdom and Germany. We were not so much in Germany before, but we are more active than before, says Simonsen.
– Do you see anything problematic in the degree of secrecy now that Clearstream Banking continues to increase?
– We assume that they relate to the existing rules. Beyond that, we have no strong opinion on this.
– Will you publish more on this property in future quarterly reports?
– This is something we will look into in the future.
The merger at Sandvika was the third hydrogen explosion in three weeks
Clear basic technology
The cause of the explosion on the drive Uno-X other Pentecost is not yet fully resolved, but the answers came gradually. Nels' core technology is discharged by Gexcon, the investigators.
The investigators determined that the explosion had occurred after a leak in a high-pressure tank, but it is still unclear what ignited the gas.
Thus, the fate of the other hydrogen stations in Norway currently closed is still in the blue.
Øystein Ulleberg, head of research at the Department of Energy Technology (IFE), told E24 that he feared that the development of hydrogen would be interrupted by excessive fear of the technology.
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