Investor relations

KONGSBERG aims to create shareholder value through profitable and growth oriented industrial development in a long-term, sustainable and international perspective.

KONGSBERG was listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange in 1993 following a partial privatisation. The Norwegian state owns 50,004 per cent of the shares.

Key figures and financial data covering revenue, order backlog, performance indicators and selected metrics relevant to investors and analysts.

This page contains a compilation of all reports and presentations, organized by year and available for download. 

KONGSBERG seeks to pay an ordinary dividend per share that is stable or growing year over year. Special dividends and/or share buybacks may serve as a supplement to ordinary dividends. 

Through the General Meeting, shareholders are ensured participation in the Group’s supreme governing body.

It is important to provide the market with information about KONGSBERG’s financial performance, to maintain a liquid stock market for the KONGSBERG share.

KONGSBERG uses the corporate bond market as its primary source for debt capital and has access to liquidity through its NOK 2.5 billion revolving credit facility and a NOK 1,500 million overdraft facility.

KONGSBERG is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange, and has appointed DNB Bank ASA as its registrar.

KONGSBERG’s objective is to safeguard and enhance stakeholder value through profitable, sustainable and growth-oriented industrial development in a long-term and international perspective.