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    Norway sells its stake in Norwegian Air for $87.8 million

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    Posted on June 4, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Norway sold its remaining shares in Norwegian Air for $87.8 million, marking the end of its pandemic-era investment. The sale involved 65.58 million shares at a 3.3% discount.

    Norway Divests Remaining Stake in Norwegian Air for $87.8 Million

    COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -Norway's government said on Wednesday that it had sold its remaining shares in Norwegian Air for 892 million crowns ($87.80 million), divesting a stake stemming from the airline's pandemic-era restructuring.

    The Norwegian state, represented by Norway's ministry of trade, industry and fisheries said in a statement that it had sold its remaining 65.58 million shares, a 6.26% stake, at a price of 13.60 crowns each.

    The transaction was made at a 3.3% discount to Tuesday's closing share price on the Oslo Bourse.

    "The state has been clear from day one that we do not want to be a long-term player in Norwegian," Trade and Industry Minister Cecilie Myrseth said.

    The government in May of 2021 issued a convertible loan to the carrier of 1.21 billion crowns as the airline was undergoing reconstruction.

    The government still holds bonds in Norwegian that are due for repayment later this year and in 2026.

    Through its transactions, the state has made a profit of more than 500 million Norwegian crowns, the government said on Wednesday.

    ($1 = 10.1600 Norwegian crowns)

    (Reporting by Louise Breusch Rasmussen, editing by Terje Solsvik)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Norway sold its remaining shares in Norwegian Air for $87.8 million.
    • •The sale involved 65.58 million shares at a 3.3% discount.
    • •Norway's government issued a convertible loan in 2021.
    • •The state made a profit of over 500 million crowns.
    • •The government still holds bonds due for repayment.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Norway sells its stake in Norwegian Air for $87.8 million

    1What was the total amount for which Norway sold its shares in Norwegian Air?

    Norway sold its remaining shares in Norwegian Air for 892 million crowns, equivalent to $87.80 million.

    2What percentage of Norwegian Air did Norway's government sell?

    The Norwegian government sold a 6.26% stake, amounting to 65.58 million shares.

    3What was the price per share during the sale?

    The shares were sold at a price of 13.60 crowns each.

    4What was the discount on the share price during the transaction?

    The transaction was made at a 3.3% discount to Tuesday's closing share price on the Oslo Bourse.

    5How much profit did the government make from its transactions with Norwegian Air?

    The government reported making a profit of more than 500 million Norwegian crowns through its transactions.

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