- There are large differences in how the dividends, of money to shareholders, from large companies in the Nordic region have developed over the past two years and the Swedish companies have had by far the largest increase this year, according to Ekot’s survey.
- Molly Guggenheimer, equity strategist at Danske Bank, says that this is partly due to the industry’s strong recovery, which means that profits for large companies in Sweden have remained relatively strong.
- “Norway has been hit a little extra hard with a large share of the oil industry and salmon farms have also been hit hard by the pandemic and it is a sector that has historically paid very generous and large dividends,” says Esbjörn Lundevall, equity strategist at SEB, to Ekot.
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