OMXS30 closes 1.28% higher at 3,309.85
Published on 11/09/2026 at 18:31 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSOMXS30 ends Monday higher
- The OMXS30 closed at 3,309.85 on Monday, November 9, gaining 1.28 percent.
- Stockholm shares rose steadily and finished near the session high, in line with gains across leading European markets.
- Qliro surged after Svea Bank announced a takeover bid, while Saab and Boliden were among the stronger OMXS30 constituents.
The OMXS30 ended Monday's Stockholm session at 3,309.85, up 1.28 percent from Friday's close of 3,267.88. The index rose progressively during the day and finished close to its session high, according to Placera. The previous-close reference is also shown on the Nasdaq index overview.
European gains support Stockholm
The advance was in line with the leading European exchanges, with Frankfurt at the forefront of the rise. Within the broader Stockholm market, real estate was the strongest of the larger industry sectors, gaining 1.5 percent, while consumer staples was the weakest, slipping 0.1 percent.
Among the large-cap shares represented in the OMXS30, Saab B rose 5.7 percent and Boliden gained 3.3 percent. SCA B fell 0.7 percent and Assa Abloy B declined 0.4 percent, making them the weakest names cited in the closing market report. These individual moves illustrate the uneven contribution beneath the index's overall advance.
Qliro bid dominates smaller stocks
Qliro was the day's standout mover after Svea Bank announced a conditional offer of 23.50 Swedish kronor per share. The offer represented an 85 percent premium to Qliro's Friday closing price of 12.70 kronor, and valued the company at 805 million kronor. Qliro shares finished 80 percent higher at 22.90 kronor.
Elsewhere, ABB rose 2.2 percent after reports that ABB and SoftBank were considering separating ABB's Chinese robotics operations to support the planned 5.4 billion US dollar sale. Evolution fell 0.3 percent after deciding to continue its 2 billion euro share buyback program. The OMXS30's 1.28 percent rise therefore came alongside both company-specific catalysts and a broader improvement in European equity sentiment.
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