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Statoil: DNB Buys 616,339 Shares For Use In Group's Share Saving Plan

By RTTNews Staff Writer   ✉   | Published: | Follow Us On Google News

Norwegian energy firm Statoil ASA (STO) said that on behalf of the company, DNB on November 14 purchased 616,339 shares for use in the group's share saving plan.

The shares have been acquired at a price of 148.94 Norwegian kroner per share.

Before distribution to the employees, the share saving plan has 10,156,122 shares.

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