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Norske Skog FY EPS swings from –NOK 0.79 to +NOK 3.81 in 7 days; Q1 shows mixed signals
- Norske Skog (NSKOG.OL) saw its FY 2026 EPS consensus swing from –NOK 0.79 seven days ago to +NOK 3.81 today — a 579% shift — following Q1 results that showed record packaging volumes but a 7% year-on-year decline in operating income
- The current-quarter EPS simultaneously flipped from +NOK 0.16 to –NOK 0.43 in the same window, indicating a major reallocation of earnings between quarters in the analyst consensus model
- The stock closed at NOK 44.60 on May 4, down 11% from its 52-week high of NOK 49.95 set on April 26, and sits 216% above its 52-week low of NOK 14.12
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eps_trend (May 6 snapshot): 0Y NOK 3.81 vs NOK –0.795 seven days ago (+579%); 0Q NOK –0.43 vs NOK +0.157 seven days ago (–374%). eps_revisions (May 6): +1Y — 1 upgrade, 0 cuts. daily_prices: NSKOG.OL close NOK 44.60 (May 4), 52w high NOK 49.95 (Apr 26), 52w low NOK 14.12. Q1 2026: Operating income NOK 2.8bn (–7% YoY), pre-tax profit NOK 236m (–46% YoY), but record containerboard deliveries of 106,000 tonnes and improved packaging segment profitability.