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Norske Skog ASA

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Norske Skog ASA

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  • Price (EUR)1.60
  • Today's Change-0.005 / -0.31%
  • Shares traded550.00
  • 1 Year change-50.34%
  • Beta--
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About the company

Norske Skog ASA is a Norway-based manufacturer of publication paper with production and sales operations in Europe and Australasia. Norske Skog ASA operates as a Holding Company for the Norske Skog Group. The Company’s objective is to conduct wood processing industry, investing activities and activities related to this, as well as providing headquarter services for the Group, including raise of external loans and conducting group financing arrangements. The Group’s operations are divided into two operating segments: Paper Europe and Publication Paper Australasia. Norske Skog ASA has several subsidiaries, including Norske Skog Bruck GmbH, Norske Skog Golbey SAS, Norske Skog Industries Australia Ltd as well as Norske Skog Saugbrugs AS.

  • Revenue in NOK (TTM)11.00bn
  • Net income in NOK246.00m
  • Incorporated2014
  • Employees2.10k
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