The Stockholm Stock Exchange fell on the last trading day before the new year 2025. The trend followed the leading European stock exchanges. In New York, prices have started to fall. The focus is on Balder acquiring properties from Doxa.

At the close, the OMXS30 index was down 0.28 percent to 2,483.12.

Shares worth around SEK 12.5 billion were traded on the Stockholm Stock Exchange.

The best performance among the stock exchange's major industrial sectors was energy with a rise of 0.7 percent. At the other end of the scale, utilities were at the bottom with minus 1.9 percent.

Among the leading shares, which are included in the OMXS30 index, Nibe rose 2.0 percent while SBB B was up 1.1 percent. ABB was the worst performer, down 1.5 percent, while Kinnevik was down 1.0 percent.

The day was rather news poor and thin on analysis from the brokerage houses.

There continues to be consolidation in the real estate sector. Balder acquires the Doxa Fastigheter business area from Doxa. The transaction covers a total property value of approximately SEK 3.8 billion. The business area includes twelve investment properties in Malmö and Landskrona, as well as apartments mainly in Karlatornet in Gothenburg. The apartments in Karlatornet are all unsold apartments. Erik Sehlin-owned Balder fell by 0.1 percent. Doxa was the big winner with a rise of 22.2 percent.

Alimak's CEO Ole Kristian Jødahl said in an interview with Dagens industri that they want to make more acquisitions and that there is a portfolio of companies that are being followed. The share increased by 3.5 percent.

Medical technology company Episurf Medical has strengthened its patent portfolio during the year with a total of seven patents, three of which are in the US. In India, the company has had three patents approved and in Sweden one approved. Episurf rose 21.3 percent.

In the sector, Getinge was up 0.8 percent on Monday after the news that CEO Johan Malmquist bought shares for SEK 3.7 million.
Anoto announced that the rights issue was subscribed to about 37.5 percent with support and without subscription rights. This means that guarantee commitments will be utilized to cover the rest. This will provide the company with approximately SEK 50 million before issue costs. The Tech share rose 10.3 percent.

The technology company Tangiamo Touch Technology has signed a license agreement with Manserio Holding worth approximately SEK 11.5 million. The deal is carried out as a share exchange, where Tangiamo receives 50 percent of Manserio. The agreement relates to Tangiamo Touch's PAM system, Player Account Management. The share rose 1.4 percent.