Norwegian Stock Exchange – Oslo Børs Stocks, Prices and Analysis
The Oslo Stock Exchange (Oslo Børs / Euronext Oslo) is Norway's national securities exchange and one of the most significant energy and maritime markets in the Nordic region. Norwegian listed companies are internationally recognised, particularly in oil and gas, shipping, aquaculture and finance. The OBX index measures the performance of the 25 most traded shares.
On this page you will find the most important Oslo Stock Exchange shares, the most popular companies and high dividend yield stocks. Prices are delayed by 15 minutes.
Norwegian stock exchange shares
Shares from the Norwegian stock exchange (Oslo Børs). Prices are delayed by 15 minutes.
| # | Stock | Price | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | EQNREQUINOR | NOK 399.10 | -5.07% |
| 2 | DNBDNB BANK ASA | NOK 304.30 | +1.03% |
| 3 | TELTELENOR | NOK 170.30 | +0.00% |
| 4 | MOWIMOWI | NOK 223.80 | +1.91% |
| 5 | NHYNORSK HYDRO | NOK 102.60 | +0.10% |
| 6 | ORKORKLA | NOK 122.70 | +0.82% |
| 7 | YARYARA INTERNATIONAL | NOK 561.00 | -0.53% |
| 8 | SUBCSUBSEA 7 | NOK 293.20 | -2.40% |
| 9 | RECSIREC SILICON | NOK 0.28 | +0.29% |
Most followed Norwegian stocks
The most internationally followed companies on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
OBX — Oslo's most traded
The OBX index contains the 25 most traded shares on the Oslo Stock Exchange. It is Norway's most important equity market benchmark and reflects the significant weight of the energy sector.
Norwegian stock exchange dividend companies
Norwegian companies — particularly oil companies and banks — have a strong dividend culture. High oil revenues enable significant dividend payments.
EQUINOR
NOK 399.10
-5.07%
DNB BANK ASA
NOK 304.30
+1.03%
TELENOR
NOK 170.30
+0.00%
ORKLA
NOK 122.70
+0.82%
YARA INTERNATIONAL
NOK 561.00
-0.53%
Largest listed companies in Norway
The largest Oslo Stock Exchange companies by market capitalisation.
Sectors on the Norwegian stock exchange
The Norwegian stock exchange is particularly strong in energy, shipping and aquaculture.
Oslo Stock Exchange characteristics
Energy-dominated market
The Norwegian stock exchange is heavily energy-focused: oil and gas companies account for a large share of the total market capitalisation. Equinor (formerly Statoil) is by far the country's largest company.
Currency risk — Norwegian krone (NOK)
When investing in Norwegian stocks from a euro base, NOK/EUR exchange rate fluctuations must be considered. Oil prices often also affect the Norwegian krone, which adds volatility.
Unique maritime and aquaculture sector
Norway is the world's leading salmon producer. Mowi and other fish farmers give investors exposure to the global protein market. The shipping and offshore services sector is also very strong.
Frequently asked questions about the Norwegian stock exchange
How do I identify a Norwegian stock exchange share?
Oslo Stock Exchange shares have the .OL suffix in their ticker symbol, for example EQNR.OL (Equinor) or DNB.OL (DNB). Prices are quoted in Norwegian kronor (NOK).
What is the OBX index?
The OBX is an index of the 25 most traded shares on the Oslo Stock Exchange. It is Norway's most important equity tracking index. Energy companies — especially Equinor — have a large weight in it.
Can a Finnish investor invest in the Norwegian stock exchange?
Yes. Most Finnish brokers provide access to the Oslo Stock Exchange. Trading takes place in Norwegian kronor, so the exchange rate affects returns. Note also the potential withholding tax on dividends.
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