ABG Sundal Q3 revenue climbs 25% as M&A, capital markets grow
Norwegian investment bank ABG Sundal posted Q3 revenue of NOK 594 mln, up 25% year over year, supported by M&A and capital markets activity.
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what happened
According to Newsmetry API, citing LSEG and company data, Norwegian investment bank ABG Sundal reported a 25% year-over-year increase in third-quarter revenue to NOK 594 million. Diluted earnings per share rose to NOK 0.151 from NOK 0.136, compared with a consensus estimate of NOK 0.15.
M&A and Advisory, including Project Finance, helped drive the quarter’s performance, while capital markets benefited from solid demand for equity transactions and an accessible IPO market. Brokerage and Research also contributed, primarily through Equity Sales.
The bank said it entered the fourth quarter with a solid pipeline and high client activity levels. It plans to convert opportunities in that pipeline and reinforce its market position. ABG Sundal also announced a partnership with Nordnet to launch a private banking firm in Sweden.
why it matters
The results highlight the contribution of ABG Sundal’s core investment-banking businesses. Continued activity in M&A, IPOs and equity transactions will be relevant to the bank’s future revenue performance.
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- Norway's ABG Sundal Q3 revenue rises on strong M&A, capital markets performance — Newsmetry API, 13 October 2026 at 06:11 UTC
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