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ARTICLES TAGGED WITH "Peter Wågström"

Sveafastigheter intends to list on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market

Sweden Sweden — SBB's subsidiary Sveafastigheter intends to be listed on the Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market. Sveafastigheter also aims to change listing venue to the Nasdaq Stockholm Main Market within 18 months

Peter Wågström is Back in the Game

Sweden Sweden — Last fall he got fired from the CEO role of construction giant NCC. Now Peter Wågström is back and tells Nordic Property News what attracted him about Eastnine and his future plans.

Tomas Carlsson Named New President and CEO of NCC

Nordic — Swedish major player NCC has appointed Peter Wågström's successor. The new CEO tells Nordic Property News about his comeback at the company and the potential of NCC.

NCC Fires CEO Peter Wågström

Sweden Sweden — The Board of Directors of NCC has decided to replace the Group’s CEO Peter Wågström in order to increase focus on the construction and civil engineering operations. Recruitment of a new CEO will commence immediately. Håkan Broman, who has served as General Counsel at NCC for many years, will assume the position of acting CEO as of October 30 until such time as a new CEO is in place.

Impairment Losses for NCC's Projects in Norway

Norway Norway — The management teams of the new business areas NCC Building and NCC Infrastructure have analyzed NCC’s Norwegian construction and civil engineering operations, which has resulted in the recognition of impairment losses totaling MSEK 290 (EUR 30M) in the third quarter. NCC’s operating profit for the third quarter is estimated at MSEK 503 (EUR 52M) (MSEK 720/EUR 74M) for the Group, net sales at SEK 13.6 billion (EUR 1.39 billion) (SEK 13.3bn/EUR 1.36bn) and orders received at SEK 12.6 billion (EUR 1.29 bn) (SEK 10.1bn/EUR 1.04bn).

NCC Plans to Distribute NCC Housing in 2016

Sweden Sweden — NCC, listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, is planning to distribute NCC Housing to shareholders in 2016 in accordance with the rules of Lex ASEA. In the event of a spin-off, NCC’s shareholders will receive shares in the new housing development company instead of cash dividends.