BSE: BELEX15 ends week 2.6 pct up

The Belgrade Stock Exchange [BSE] indexes rose for the third straight day on Friday. The BELEX15 rose by as much as 2.6 percent, while the general BELEXline index rose by over 1.06 percent. BSE: BELEX15 ends week 2.6 pct up In the first week of December, the indexes have been up all four working days , while the BELEX15 has risen 3.9 percent this week, and BELEXline 1.2 percent. In regular trading, the shares of construction company Planum [PLNM] have seen the biggest rise of 4.99 percent to RSD 4000 (EUR 51). Shares of Subotica-based Fidelinka [FIDL], Commercial Bank [KMBN], AIK Bank [AIKB] from Nis and Jubmes bank [JMBN] have all risen over 4 percent. The day’s losers were the Sombor oil producer Sunce [SNCE] whose shares fell by 8.7 percent to RSD 21,000 (EUR 268). Cacak Bank securities lost 6.2 percent of their value, Pupin Telekom [PTLK] 3.8 percent, Agrobacka [AGBC] 2.3 percent, and Energomontaza just under 2 percent. AIK Bank [AIKB] experienced the highest turnover with nearly EUR 600,000 worth of shares bought. The next highest was Agrobanka [AGBN] with EUR 234,000, Soja Protein (SJPT) EUR 183,000, Metalac [MTLC] EUR 153,000 and Pupin Telekom EUR 132,700. In trading outside the stock exchange, the biggest turnover was registered by Petrovaradin’s Pobeda Holding [POBH] with just under EUR 1mn, at RSD 324 (EUR 4.1) per share, 20 percent up on the previous day. The biggest gains this week were registered by Ikarbus [IKRB] whose shares rose 10.02 percent, and Metals Bank [MTBN] from Novi Sad with a 9.35 percent rise. At the other end of the scale shares in Agrokoop plunged by 16.69 percent, and Sunce [SNCE], whose shares fell 12.46 percent.

BSE: BELEX15 ends week 2.6 pct up

In the first week of December, the indexes have been up all four working days , while the BELEX15 has risen 3.9 percent this week, and BELEXline 1.2 percent.

In regular trading, the shares of construction company Planum [PLNM] have seen the biggest rise of 4.99 percent to RSD 4000 (EUR 51). Shares of Subotica-based Fidelinka [FIDL], Commercial Bank [KMBN], AIK Bank [AIKB] from Niš and Jubmes bank [JMBN] have all risen over 4 percent.

The day’s losers were the Sombor oil producer Sunce [SNCE] whose shares fell by 8.7 percent to RSD 21,000 (EUR 268). Čačak Bank securities lost 6.2 percent of their value, Pupin Telekom [PTLK] 3.8 percent, Agrobačka [AGBC] 2.3 percent, and Energomontaža just under 2 percent.

AIK Bank [AIKB] experienced the highest turnover with nearly EUR 600,000 worth of shares bought. The next highest was Agrobanka [AGBN] with EUR 234,000, Soja Protein (SJPT) EUR 183,000, Metalac [MTLC] EUR 153,000 and Pupin Telekom EUR 132,700.

In trading outside the stock exchange, the biggest turnover was registered by Petrovaradin’s Pobeda Holding [POBH] with just under EUR 1mn, at RSD 324 (EUR 4.1) per share, 20 percent up on the previous day.

The biggest gains this week were registered by Ikarbus [IKRB] whose shares rose 10.02 percent, and Metals Bank [MTBN] from Novi Sad with a 9.35 percent rise. At the other end of the scale shares in Agrokoop plunged by 16.69 percent, and Sunce [SNCE], whose shares fell 12.46 percent.