Kongsberg Gruppen ASA

Explore how Kongsberg Gruppen’s maritime spin‑off, NASAMS contract, and defense tech growth are reshaping its value, with expert analysis on risks and upside.

Consumer discretionary spending is undergoing a significant shift driven by demographic, economic, and cultural changes, with companies that adapt to these trends, particularly in technology, maritime, and defense sectors, poised to benefit from hei…

Kongsberg Gruppen ASA’s shares declined by 2.8% on the Oslo Børs, amidst a broader Nordic market sell-off triggered by concerns over American bank solvency and pharmaceutical price pressures.

Kongsberg Gruppen ASA’s stock price declined sharply on October 9, 2025, due to a combination of factors including a Middle Eastern peace agreement, regulatory changes, and competitive threats, which may indicate deeper structural risks for the comp…

Kongsberg Gruppen ASA, a Norwegian technology company, has seen its stock price upgraded to a ‘hold’ recommendation by Pareto Securities, with a price target of 296 NOK, reflecting a balanced view of the company’s solid fundamentals and cautious out…

Kongsberg Gruppen ASA’s shares have remained relatively stable, driven by its defense and aerospace division’s strategic partnerships, including a collaboration with Nokia to enhance defense communications through 5G technology.

Defense sector stocks, including Kongsberg Gruppen ASA, have stabilized slightly after a 7% drop, but remain sensitive to ongoing Ukraine-Russia conflict developments.

Kongsberg Gruppen ASA has secured a $330 million contract with the US Marine Corps for ACV-30 turrets, a significant win that is expected to boost the company’s growth and revenue.

Kongsberg Gruppen ASA’s quarterly results are a mixed bag, with increased earnings per share offset by rising costs and a dwindling cash reserve.

Kongsberg Gruppen ASA’s stock price has risen due to a significant contract win, valued at approximately 6.5 billion Norwegian kronor, for the supply of its Joint Strike Missile system to Germany.