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Croatia's Kras shares post more gains on ZSE in brisk trade

Sep 24, 2019, 6:37:31 PMArticle by Stefan Radulovikj
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September 24 (SeeNews) - Trading in the shares of Croatian confectionery producer Kras [ZSE:KRAS] contributed more than half of the total turnover on the Zagreb Stock Exchange (ZSE) on Tuesday, as their price posted more strong gains, bourse data showed.

Croatia's Kras shares post more gains on ZSE in brisk trade
Author: Zagreb bourse. License: All rights reserved.

Kras shares appreciated 5.53% to 1,050 kuna in a turnover of 21.5 million kuna, data posted on the ZSE website showed. On Monday, they soared by 17.06% to 995 kuna.

On September 9, Croatian meat producer Braca Pivac said it plans to launch a joint buyout bid with local trading company Kras-ESOP for the remaining stake of 50.82% in Kras the two firms do not own among themselves yet.

The company's shares were trading below the 400 kuna mark before the buyout plans were announced.

Earlier on Tuesday, Cyprus-registered Kappa Star, which is owned by Serbian businessman Nebojsa Saranovic, said it has raised its stake in Kras to 12.46% from 5.35%.

The ZSE share indices rose on Tuesday, as telecommunication services provider Optima Telekom [ZSE:OPTE] led the blue-chip gainers, bourse data showed.

Optima closed 6.3% higher at 6.75 kuna on Tuesday.

Power transmission equipment manufacturer Dalekovod [ZSE:DLKV] was the biggest blue-chip loser on Tuesday, for the second day in a row, as its share price fell 1.19% to 5 kuna. Dalekovod gained the most among the blue chips on Friday.

Food producer Podravka [ZSE:PODR] contributed the biggest portion of trading turnover among the blue chips on Tuesday, of 5.5 million kuna. The company's shares closed 0.65% lower at 458 kuna.

Tuesday's turnover was boosted by a block transaction in the shares of Hrvatski Telekom [ZSE:HT], of 3.4 million kuna. The company's share closed at 163 kuna, up 0.31%.

ZSE's total trading turnover almost halved to 41.3 million kuna ($6.1 million/5.6 million euro), from 80 million kuna on Monday.

The 25-share benchmark CROBEX index rose by 0.09% to 1,923.06 after growing 1.13% in the previous trading session.

The narrower of the ZSE's two blue-chip indices, the CROBEX10, which tracks the leading companies in terms of free float, market capitalisation and liquidity, increased by 0.14% to 1,134.36 after adding 1.39% on Monday.

The fixed-income CROBIS index lost 0.07% to 116.9791.

(1 euro = 7.40600 kuna)

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