September 23 (SeeNews) - A total of 17,148 shares of North Macedonia's construction company Granit [MSE:GRNT] changed hands in three block transactions worth a total of 25.2 million denars ($403,219/412,404 euro) on the stock exchange in Skopje, bourse data showed.
The shares traded at 1,490 denars each in two of the block deals, while in the third one they traded at 1,455 denars apiece, Macedonian Stock Exchange (MSE) data showed on Thursday.
The parties to the deals concluded on September 22 were not disclosed.
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Granit's share capital is divided into 3,071,377 shares of 5 euro in par value each.
Granit's shares last changed hands in regular trading on September 22, at an average price of 1,485 denars, according to the most recent bourse data available.
Skopje-based Granit was established as a state-owned company in 1952 and privatised in 1996. Its main activities include construction and rehabilitation of roads. The company owns several concrete and asphalt plants and stone quarries.
(1 euro = 61.04 denars)