Weekly trading volume on the stock market totaled HUF 130.11 billion, down from HUF 135.5 billion the previous week, with leading stocks on the rise, MTI reports.
In its weekly summary, Equilor Investment Ltd. highlighted that Richter announced its dividend payment schedule, according to which the company will pay a dividend of HUF 655.4545 per share. June 2 will be the last day to trade shares eligible for dividends, with payments beginning on June 11. This week, Richter also announced that it has secured exclusive distribution rights in Australia for the Lenzetto hormone therapy product. The Australian pharmaceutical company Acrux will receive a total payment of AUD 5.4 million. Richter already markets the product in more than 40 countries worldwide.
Attention was drawn to the fact that OTP shares received a target price hike this week. Oddo BHF raised its 12-month target price for OTP Bank from HUF 35,000 to HUF 42,200, with the recommendation remaining neutral.
The weekly summary also noted that Zwack closed its fiscal year with strong results. According to the company’s flash report published this week, gross revenue rose by 2.1% to HUF 39.6 billion, while net revenue increased by 1.6% to HUF 24.4 billion. Operating profit rose by 8.8% to HUF 3.9 billion, while net profit improved by 6.4% to HUF 3.179 billion. Management proposes increasing the dividend by HUF 200 million, bringing the total dividend payout to HUF 3 billion, which amounts to HUF 1,500 per share.
Among leading stocks this week, Richter closed at HUF 12,840 on Friday; its share price rose 7% to HUF 12,840 over the week, with weekly trading volume exceeding HUF 19.45 billion.
Mol closed at HUF 3,854 on Friday; the oil industry stock’s price rose by 0.68% during the week, with weekly trading volume reaching HUF 20.36 billion.
OTP shares ended trading at HUF 41,570 on Friday; the share price rose 4.45% for the week, with weekly trading volume of HUF 75.68 billion.
Magyar Telekom rose 0.31 % during the week, with the stock closing at HUF 2,630 on Friday and weekly trading volume exceeding HUF 10.8 billion.
The BUMIX index of small- and mid-cap stocks rose 0.27%, closing the week at 9,209.24 points.
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