The twenty stocks that count for the indicator almost collectively went into the deep end. The largest daily loss was for the holding company D’Ieteren, which lost 4.58 percent to close at 148 euros. KBC followed with a malus of 4.45 percent at a closing price of 54.98 euros. The institution says it is a candidate buyer for the Czech subsidiary of the Russian Sberbank.
Among the elite values, only argenx kept its head above water. The biotech title won 0.84 percent at a closing price of 312.30 euros. Kepler Cheuvreux raised his price target for the share from 300 euros to 342 euros.
In the broad market, Retail Estates was trimmed by 10.24 percent to 64.90 euros. The investor in logistics real estate raised 55 million euros in fresh money. To this end, he placed new shares with institutional investors. That happened at 64 euros each.
Profit was mainly for Spadel, which increased 4.76 percent to 176.00 euros.
Qrf increased 1.89 percent to 10.80 euros. The shareholders of the investor in student facilities chose to have 57.8 percent of their dividends paid in the form of new shares. The fund thus strengthens its equity by almost 2.4 million euros.
Euronav ended status quo at 11.78 euros. Norwegian shipping company Frontline increased its stake in its peer by 3.8 percent to 6.2 percent. After all, a number of investors have exchanged their shares in Euronav for shares in Frontline. In addition, Frontline CEO Frederiksen also owns about 10 percent of the shares in Euronav.