The Helsinki stock exchange ended up more than 1.2 percent

On Tuesday, the general index of the Helsinki Stock Exchange ended with a 1.2 percent increase to 10,121.40 points.

The most traded stock of the day was the bank Nordeawhose share ended up 0.6 percent to 10.69 euros. From the list of the twelve most traded stocks, all ended up with an increase.

At the end of trading, a forest company was at the top of the rise Stora Ensowhose share rose 5.1 percent to 11.35 euros. Also on the rise were, among other things Outokumpu with 3.4 percent and Rarely with 3.7 percent.

The bill included a newcomer to the stock exchange Canate by 2.4 percent, with the share ending at 12.10 euros.

A health technology company BBS-Bioactive Bone Solutions says that it has collected gross assets of 1.45 million euros in the subscription rights issue it has organized. The net assets collected are approximately EUR 1.25 million.

According to the company’s estimate, the cash reserves collected now are sufficient for about five months.

According to the company’s press release, approximately 60.4 percent of the offering was subscribed.

At the close of trading, the BBS share was up 2.6 percent at 0.318 euros.

Engineering works Training announced that he had appointed Olli Hännenen the company as strategy director and member of the management team. Hänninen moves to Valmet as an elevator company From the machine.

Hänninen will start his position on October 1, 2024 and will report to the CEO Thomas Hinnerskoville.

On Tuesday, Valmet’s share ended with a 0.6 percent increase to 25.27 euros.

UPM-Kymmene appointed Harald Dialerin technology director and UPM Biorefining business manager. He will start his position on January 1, 2025. He will become a member of UPM’s Group Management Board.

Dialer follows in the task Winfried Schauriawho has announced his intention to leave the company for personal reasons.

UPM’s share ended with a 2.1 percent increase to 29.88 euros.

Construction company Lehto Group announced today the restructuring program of the company, which was confirmed by the Oulu district court on Tuesday. According to the company’s press release, the goal of the restructuring program is, among other things, to enable the company’s energy construction business to start.

The central content of the confirmed restructuring program corresponds to the restructuring program proposal announced on June 17, 2024.

Personnel and financial services company Administer board member Peter Aho has sold company shares for a total of 124,000 euros.

A total of 50,000 shares were sold and the average price was EUR 2.48 per share. The date of handovers was September 23, 2024.

Administer’s share ended with a decrease of 0.8 percent to 2.60 euros.

Source: www.arvopaperi.fi