The Stockholm Stock Exchange started Friday's trading with a decline, in line with the trend on the leading European stock exchanges. Heating technology company Nibe's report beat analysts' expectations for operating profit. The share initially rose by 7 percent, but has since fallen back near zero.

After 35 minutes of trading, the OMXS30 index was down 0.75 percent to 2,512.37. During the day, the index has moved within the range -0.91 percent at the lowest and -0.57 percent at the highest.

The broad OMXSPI was down 0.90 percent.


Share pricePrice changeCommentary
Ovzon 17,7%Increases sales and reduces operating loss in Q3
Björn Borg 4,1%Increased sales and profit in Q3
Lundin Mining 3,2%Reportedly close to selling European mines to Boliden
Garo 2,6%Appoints new CEO, operating profit weighed down by impairments
Qliro 2,5%Turns to operating loss in Q3
Nibe 0,5%Operating profit in Q3 was 12 percent higher than expected
Enea 0,1%Appoints Teemu Salmi as new CEO
Hemnet-0,3%Major shareholder Mäklarsamfundet sells shares for SEK 42 million
Boliden-1,0%Reportedly close to buying European mines from Lundin Mining
Kinnevik-1,4%Chairman James Anderson declines re-election
Norva24 -8,2%Adjusted ebita earnings came in just below consensus