A Closer Look at Helsinki Stock Exchange: Key Insights and Updates

On Tuesday, the Helsinki stock exchange saw a significant drop in European stock markets, with the general index falling by 0.7 percent to 10,002.95 points. The most traded stock on Tuesday was Nordea, which saw its share decrease by 1.8 percent and ended at a unit price of 11.2 euros. Betolar experienced the largest increase with a 7.5 percent rise, while BBS-Bioactive Bone Substitutes had the largest decline with an 8.1 percent decrease.

Betolar announced a partnership with Norway Mineralerin to develop sustainable and low-carbon mining solutions in southern Norway. The company aims to explore the use of its sustainable mining solutions in Norge Mineraler’s operations.

The board of health technology company BBS-Bioactive Bone Substitutes made a decision to issue free shares of 450,000 shares to the company itself, increasing its ownership of its own shares to approximately 2.2 percent of all shares.

On Monday, Kalmar was listed as an independent entity on the Helsinki stock exchange after spinning off from Cargotec. Kalmar closed up by 4.3 percent on its first trading day, while Cargotec closed down by 23 percent on Monday.

Endomines reported that gold production at its Pampalo mine increased by four percent in the first half of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023. The company expects significant growth in production for the second half of 2024 and is laying the groundwork for production in 2025.

Meriaura Group sold a minority stake in its maritime logistics subsidiary Meriaura Oy to its largest shareholder Meriaura Invest Oy for €4,552,659