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Stockholmsbörsen began trading on Friday 13th with a significant rebound as US and Asian stock markets have developed favorably in the past 24 hours.
A series of business reports for small and medium businesses pushed the price trend. Clas Ohlson surprised with a very strong sales trend in June and JM climbed remarkably after his report.
For the tenth time, the OMXS30 index of the Stockholm Stock Exchange rose 0.7% to 1.552. Shares of 2 billion Swedish crowns were then traded on the Stockholm Stock Exchange
In the large-scale index, companies like Atlas Copco and Sandvik took the lead with respective gains of about 2 and 1.4%. Astra Zeneca added 1.3% to Thursday's rise and Skanska and Autoliv rose just over 1.3%
The weakest of the day was Tele2 and Swedbank, both of which supported
. an offer of SEK 48.50 per share for the medical giant Capio. The last closing on Thursday was 41:80. The title Clas Ohlson rose 3% after posting a 16% increase in sales in June, nearly double the 8.5% forecast for the direct SME
. A good upward surge has allowed the fast growing JM promoter to grow by 14% since the start of production and production
For the real estate company Castellum, the rebound has fallen to 0.6%.
In the same vein, Beijer Ref grew by 8%, following a report that showed record results and strong organic growth.
TechText Addtech has raised nearly 5 percent after a quarterly report with higher profits and high operating margins at all levels.
Doro, who produces seniorm cell phones, increased after-tax profits and reported for a savings program. The market rewarded the report with an increase of 5%.
"Margins have been very impressive," writes Pareto Securities, saying Doros' 6.2% margin could be offset by broker expectations of a lower margin of 4.1%
For the technical consultant ÅF, the operating profit amounted to SEK 353 million, slightly above the forecast of 337 million. The operating margin also reached average market expectations and its share rose 3.5%.
As much as the video game provider Net Ent, down 15%, earned an operating profit of 149 million SEK, just below consensus forecasts Direkt SME. The decline in revenue growth from the euro to the euro was a disappointment that boosted sales pressure.
On the downside, for the consumer products company Duni, -5% whose operating profit fell to 96 million kroner.
E-commerce company Qliro supported 3.5% after reporting an after-tax loss of SEK 91.7 million for the second quarter (-5.3).
Vitrolife's report on Vitrophysis testified largely unaltered sales and negative organic growth. The title was 13%
Xbrane Biopharma, the first company listed in the north, plummeted 29% when exiting its market after the trading halt on Wednesday afternoon. On Thursday evening, it appeared that the company has entered into a cooperation agreement with Stada for Xlucane.
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