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Serbia, Daily turnover of the Stock Exchange 11.1 million dinars

The growth of the Belex 15 index of 0.48 percent and the Belex Lajna of 0.10 percent and the total turnover of 11.1 million dinars are the most important data about today’s work of the Belgrade Stock Exchange.

The daily winners are the shares of Aerodrom Nikola Tesla, whose growth is 2.33 percent and at the end of the day they are worth 1,887 dinars, Philip Morris Operations with a growth of 2.12 percent and a price of 7,120 dinars, Žitopek, where the shares are more valuable by 1.62 percent and cost 2,505 dinars and Mesher Tehnogas with 1.13 percent and the last price of 13,450 dinars.

The leader of the loss list are the shares of Iritel with a drop of 12.08 percent and a value of 1,055 dinars, and there are also the shares of NIS, whose value is lower by 0.52 percent and cost 770 dinars, and Dunav Osiguranja, which after a 0.17 percent decrease they are worth 1,197 dinars at the end of the day.

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The largest turnover of four million dinars was realized on the shares of Dunav Osiguranje, followed by Lasta, NIS and Mešer Tehnogas, where the amounts are below one million dinars, and Metalac, whose shares had a turnover of less than half a million.

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