Norska bolag
Norska bolag ger ofta hög utdelning eftersom de har starka kassaflöden, mogna branscher med begränsad tillväxt, en kultur och förväntan om utdelning, samt ibland statliga krav. Det är en kombination av ekonomi, kultur och reglering.
Här är ett par exempel på några stabila norska bolag med höga utdelningar i flera branscher, av dem äger jag i dagsläget bara Orkla (dock just nu en mindre bevakningspost), men istället skall jag ge jag längre fram visa bolag jag har och fortsätter att öka i.
| Aker ASA (AKER) | Finans | |
| Orkla ASA (ORK) | Konsumentvaror | |
| Elmera Group ASA (ELMRA) | Verktyg & Energi | |
| Haugesund Sparebank (HGSB) | Finans | |
| Sparebanken Øst (SPOG) | Finans |
Bolaget bildades 2018 genom sammanslagningen av Point Resources och Eni Norge.
Utdelningen snittar run12-16% beroende på dagsform, allt utifrån hur vad världspriserna på olja och gas levererar
Här är utdelningshistoriken.
Norwegian High-Dividend Companies
Norwegian companies are known for paying high dividends. This is due to a mix of strong cash flows, mature industries with limited growth, a culture and expectation of dividend payments, and sometimes government requirements. It’s a combination of economics, culture, and regulation.
Here are a few examples of stable Norwegian companies with high dividends across different sectors. Of these, I currently only own Orkla, but over the next few days, I’ll share examples of companies I actively hold and continue to increase my positions in:
| Aker ASA (AKER) | Finance |
| Orkla ASA (ORK) | Consumer Goods |
| Elmera Group ASA (ELMRA) | Tools & Energy |
| Haugesund Sparebank (HGSB) | Finance |
| Sparebanken Øst (SPOG) | Finance |
My personal favorite is Vår Energi - ticker VAR
Vår Energi is a Norwegian oil and gas company and one of the largest operators on the Norwegian continental shelf. It was formed in 2018 through the merger of Point Resources and Eni Norge. The company focuses on oil and gas production and has strong cash flow, which allows it to pay generous dividends to shareholders.
If you can look past the environmental impact (which, unfortunately, exists whether you own the stock or not), Vår Energi offers impressive quarterly dividends. The stock is also relatively easy to trade, as oil and gas prices are volatile. I’ve owned shares since last year, and while I’m not fully invested yet—currently around 80% of my target allocation—I plan to reach full investment before year-end.
Dividends typically range from 12–16%, depending on global oil and gas prices.
This is just one example of the many high-dividend Norwegian stocks out there. They offer both attractive income and insight into the diverse sectors of Norway’s economy.
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