ESG risk score 13.22
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Social score -
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Norbit
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Symbol NORBIT:xosl
Currency NOK
Oslo Børs/Oslo Stock Exchange
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Returns
Year to date (YTD) 20.3%
1 year 45.48%
3 years 378.13%
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Key stats
Price/earnings (LTM) 35.5
Dividend yield (LTM) 2.22%
EPS (LTM) 6.34
Volatility (30 days) 37.47%
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Analyst consensus
Average rating Buy
Rating Analysts
Buy
5
Overweight
0
Hold
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Underweight
0
Sell
0
Target price 248.8
Implied return 10.48%
Last updated 22-Apr-2026
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About Norbit
Norbit ASA is a provider of tailored technology to selected applications by solving challenges through solutions. It is organised in three operating segments: Oceans, Connectivity and Product, Innovation & Realization (PIR). The Oceans segment delivers tailored technology solutions to the maritime markets, the Connectivity segment supplier of secure wireless technology for industrial and mission-critical applications - ranging from transportation infrastructure to navigation and defence-related environments, and the Product, Innovation & Realization (PIR) segment provides R&D products and services and contract manufacturing to key customers. The majority of the company's revenue is derived from the PIR segment.
Sector Technology
Industry -
Market cap 14bn
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