Tomra stock trades near 52-week low as sorting partnership and recent price slide shape sentiment
Published on 09/21/2026 at 21:18 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Tomra Systems ASA stock (ISIN NO0005668905) ended the last completed trading session on the Oslo Stock Exchange at 91.00 NOK on September 18, 2026, leaving the price unchanged versus the previous close and positioning the shares just 1.20 NOK above their 52-week low of 89.80 NOK as per recent market data.
Stock performance and trading range
According to price data for Tomra Systems ASA on the Oslo Stock Exchange, the shares traded in an intraday range between 90.60 NOK and 92.00 NOK on September 18, 2026, with the closing price of 91.00 NOK sitting comfortably inside that band and marking a flat 0.0 percent change versus the prior session at the same level.
Market data over the recent period show that Tomra stock has fallen from 105.90 NOK on September 4, 2026 to 91.00 NOK on September 18, 2026, corresponding to a decline of about 14.0 percent in just two weeks and highlighting the selling pressure that has weighed on the shares in early September 2026.
Valuation metrics and market context
Per a key-metrics overview for the TOM.OL listing compiled by Reuters on September 20, 2026, Tomra Systems ASA recently traded at 91.00 NOK, representing a negative move of 0.7 NOK or 0.76 percent on that day, with the price again fluctuating between roughly 90.60 NOK and 92.00 NOK and remaining close to the documented 52-week range of 89.80 NOK to 158.40 NOK.
This 52-week corridor means that at 91.00 NOK the stock is only 1.20 NOK above its 52-week low of 89.80 NOK and around 67.40 NOK below the 52-week high of 158.40 NOK, situating Tomra in a weak part of its longer-term trading channel and underlining that recent trading has occurred near the lower bound of its one-year performance window.
Strategic partnership in sorting technology as an operational catalyst
As AlCircle reported on September 17, 2026, Tomra has entered into a strategic agreement with REDWAVE, another leading provider of sorting solutions, to offer customers integrated systems based on X-ray fluorescence (XRF) and X-ray transmission (XRT) technologies aimed at improving material detection and sorting performance.
According to this announcement by AlCircle, the cooperation is designed to provide a seamless supply of advanced sorting systems combining Tomra’s expertise with REDWAVE’s solutions, which could support Tomra’s positioning in high-tech recycling and resource recovery markets if the partnership translates into additional orders and revenue over time.
Technological developments supporting the investment case
Beyond the partnership, Tomra has continued to emphasize innovation in inspection and sorting, with recent communication highlighting how deep-learning technology enables the detection of subtle and traditionally difficult-to-identify defects in fresh produce and food processing lines as presented in an article published on September 21, 2026 by FreshPlaza.
According to FreshPlaza, Tomra’s deep-learning approach is designed to identify small and complex defects that conventional sorting systems may overlook, which could enhance yield and quality for customers in fruit and vegetable lines and strengthen Tomra’s value proposition in automated inspection.
Shareholder structure and long-term positioning
A recent shareholder overview for Tomra Systems ASA compiled by MarketScreener on September 21, 2026 shows that institutional investors hold about 64.74 percent of Tomra’s shares, with Investment AB Latour owning 62,400,000 shares corresponding to 21.08 percent of the company, and several other institutional holders such as Interogo Foundation and DNB Asset Management each controlling between roughly 2 and 7 percent.
According to the same data set from MarketScreener, Tomra itself holds approximately 0.22 percent of its own shares and the remaining ownership is spread among other institutional investors and smaller shareholders, a structure that underscores the company’s profile as a widely held mid-cap name with a significant long-term anchor shareholder.
Stock remains near the lower end of its range
For investors, the key short-term reference point is that Tomra stock is trading close to the lower end of its one-year range, with the last documented closing price of 91.00 NOK on the Oslo Stock Exchange on September 18, 2026 just above the 52-week low of 89.80 NOK and far below the 52-week high of 158.40 NOK, reflecting the roughly 14.0 percent drop seen between September 4 and September 18, 2026 and the cautious sentiment that has prevailed in recent sessions.
Tomra Systems ASA stock facts
- Company: Tomra Systems ASA
- ISIN: NO0005668905
- Ticker: TOM
- Trading venue: Oslo Stock Exchange
- Price (as of September 18, 2026): 91.00 NOK
- Sector / Industry: Industrials / Machinery and equipment
- Index membership: Oslo Bors Benchmark Index (OSEBX)
