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How many shares has Schibsted issued? | Schibsted has issued 104,459,958 A shares. and 129,801,066 B shares. |
Who are the largest shareholders in Schibsted? | An updated list of the largest shareholders can be found here. |
What is the free float of the shares in Schibsted? | The Tinius Trust holds 27.3% of the A-shares and 23.1 percent of the B-shares in Schibsted. The remaining 73% of the A-shares and 77 percent of the B-shares shares that are not treasury shares are in free float. |
How many of Schibsted’s shares are held by non-Norwegian investors? | Please see an updated overview here. |
How does the Tinius Trust exercise its ownership in Schibsted? | The Tinius Trust and its role as a Schibsted shareholder is described here. |
Where can I find information regarding Schibsted’s share price performance? | Schibsted’s website contains information on the company’s latest and historical share price performance here. It is also possible to calculate historical returns including dividends at this page. |
Where are Schibsted shares traded, and what is the ticker symbol? | Schibsted has been listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange (OSE) since 1992. As of 1 June 2015, the Company established a dual share class strucutre. The ticker symbol of the A share is “SCHA” and of the B share “SCHB”. |
Is there more than one class of Schibsted shares? | Schibsted has two share classes; A and B. The A shares carry 10 votes each, whereas the B shares carry 1 vote each at the General Meeting. Otherwise the A shares and the B shares carry equal rights |
Are there limitations on ownership or voting rights in Schibsted? | Schibsted’s articles of association states that no shareholder may own or vote at the Annual General Meeting for more than 30% of the shares. More details regarding this in Schibsted’s Articles of association. |
Which analysts follow Schibsted? | Schibsted has a broad range of Norwegian and international financial analysts. A list of the analysts and their contact details are available here. |