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    Equinor Sells $169 Million Stake in Solar Firm Scatec

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    Posted on April 14, 2026

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    Last updated: April 14, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Equinor has sold 12.9 million shares in Scatec at NOK 125 each (about $169 million), retaining an ~8.05 % stake. The sale was at a ~7 % discount to the prior close of NOK 134.4 and occurs amid Scatec’s ~26.6 % YTD share price gain.

    Table of Contents

    • Equinor's Divestment in Scatec: Key Details and Market Impact
    • Transaction Overview
    • Share Sale Price and Discount
    • Equinor's Remaining Stake
    • Market Context and Reactions
    • Reason for Divestment
    • Scatec Share Performance
    • Currency Exchange Rate
    • Reporting Credits

    Equinor Sells $169 Million Stake in Scatec, Reduces Solar Investment

    Equinor's Divestment in Scatec: Key Details and Market Impact

    Transaction Overview

    OSLO, April 14 (Reuters) - Norway's Equinor said on Tuesday it has sold 12.9 million shares in solar energy group Scatec for around 1.6 billion Norwegian crowns ($169.31 million), completing a transaction L8N40W1H3 first flagged on Monday.

    Share Sale Price and Discount

    The shares were sold at 125 crowns each, a 7% discount to Monday's closing price of 134.4 crowns.

    Equinor's Remaining Stake

    Equinor maintains a stake in Scatec of about 8.05% following the transaction.

    Market Context and Reactions

    Reason for Divestment

    Equinor did not provide a reason for its planned divestment.

    Scatec Share Performance

    Scatec's share price rose 26.6% this year before Tuesday's transaction, according to LSEG data.

    Currency Exchange Rate

    ($1 = 9.4503 Norwegian crowns)

    Reporting Credits

    (Reporting by Terje Solsvik, editing by Louise Rasmussen)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Equinor sold roughly half its Scatec holdings—12.9 million shares—raising ~NOK 1.6 billion (~$169 million), trimming its stake to about 8.05 %. (e24.no)
    • •The shares were sold at NOK 125 each, a roughly 7 % discount to the previous closing price of NOK 134.4, suggesting a quick-lateral exit to institutional investors. (e24.no)
    • •Scatec’s share price has risen about 26–27 % year‑to‑date, reflecting investor optimism in its renewable project pipeline despite Equinor’s partial pullback. (e24.no)

    References

    • Equinor varsler mulig storsalg i Scatec

    Frequently Asked Questions about Equinor sells $169 million stake in solar firm Scatec

    1How much did Equinor raise from selling Scatec shares?

    Equinor raised around 1.6 billion Norwegian crowns ($169.31 million) by selling 12.9 million shares in Scatec.

    2What is Equinor's remaining stake in Scatec after the sale?

    After the transaction, Equinor maintains a stake of about 8.05% in Scatec.

    3At what price per share did Equinor sell its Scatec shares?

    Equinor sold the Scatec shares at 125 Norwegian crowns each, which is a 7% discount to the closing price.

    4How did Scatec’s share price perform before the transaction?

    Scatec's share price rose 26.6% this year before the transaction took place.

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