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Bure Equity January-September earnings after tax swing to profit of SEK 7.1 billion

By Public Technologies
  • Bure Equity swung to January-September earnings after tax of SEK 7.1 billion from a year-earlier loss of SEK 4.1 billion.
  • Net asset value per share rose 35% from the beginning of the year to SEK 360 at September-end.
  • Third-quarter net asset value per share increased 5% from the quarter’s start to SEK 360.
  • Positive third-quarter valuation adjustments totaled SEK 225 million, mainly relating to Atle Investment Management and Nodica Group.
  • By November 4, net asset value per share stood at SEK 334, up 25% from the beginning of the year.


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