DNB stock closes at NOK 315.10, up 0.22 percent at the Oslo close
Published on 09/25/2026 at 17:59 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
DNB stock closed at NOK 315.10 on Oslo Bors on September 25, 2026, up 0.22 percent or NOK 0.70. The gain matched the OSEBX, which stood at 2,096.66, up 0.00 percent at 16:25:31 CET. DNB's next scheduled quarterly earnings release is listed for October 20, 2026.
The session on September 25, 2026 in figures
DNB Bank ASA (ISIN NO0010161896, Oslo: DNB) opened at NOK 314.00 on Oslo Bors. The stock reached a high of NOK 317.10 and a low of NOK 312.70 during the session. The shares finished NOK 0.70 above the previous Oslo close of NOK 314.40. Trading volume reached 1.14 million shares.
The session range measured NOK 4.40 from low to high. The closing price stood NOK 2.40 below the session high and NOK 2.40 above the session low. DNB's 0.22 percent advance was 0.22 percentage points above the OSEBX's 0.00 percent change. The closing phase therefore left the stock level with the broader Oslo benchmark.
Buyback and analyst targets shape the background
DNB's buyback programme covers up to 14,406,648 shares, equal to 1.0 percent of outstanding stock, with a maximum consideration of NOK 4.755 billion. As The Globe and Mail reported on September 25, 2026, DNB plans to buy up to 9,508,388 shares by October 16, 2026.
Mediobanca raised its DNB target from NOK 335 to NOK 380 and reiterated outperform on September 15, 2026. Deutsche Bank raised its target from NOK 298 to NOK 307 and reiterated hold on September 16, 2026. BNP Paribas resumed coverage with an outperform rating and a NOK 390 target on September 21, 2026, as listed by MarketScreener.
Oslo market and banking context on September 25, 2026
The OSEBX was at 2,096.66, up 0.00 percent, leaving DNB's 0.22 percent rise 0.22 percentage points ahead of the benchmark. The DNB session's NOK 4.40 range represented the distance between NOK 312.70 and NOK 317.10. The 1.14 million share volume provided the day's recorded turnover measure.
Norway's rate decision and Swedish monetary policy expectations were part of the regional backdrop. Euronext reported on September 25, 2026, that Norway had raised rates and Sweden's Riksbank signalled a possible year-end move. The same report described easing crude prices alongside higher bond yields, a combination relevant to bank-sector trading.
DNB's NOK 315.10 close was 0.22 percent higher than the previous Oslo close of NOK 314.40. The stock's high of NOK 317.10 was NOK 2.00 above the opening price, while the low of NOK 312.70 was NOK 1.30 below it. The close returned to NOK 315.10 after the session's NOK 4.40 range.
