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As of 24 April 2025, Rana Gruber ASA has a market cap of $253.42M USD, ranking #16056 globally and #96 in Norway. It ranks #1667 in the Basic Materials sector, and #186 in the Steel industry.
Key Stats
Market Cap
$253.42MUSD
2.64B NOK
Enterprise Value
$275.73MUSD
2.9B NOK
Revenue (TTM)
$159.97MUSD
1.66B NOK
EBITDA (TTM)
$43.84MUSD
461.76M NOK
Net Income (TTM)
$35.64MUSD
370.83M NOK
EBITDA Margin
28%
Profit Margin
22%
PE Ratio
7.1
Company Profile
Country (HQ)
Sector
Basic Materials
Industry
Steel
CEO
Gunnar Moe
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Employees
335
Founded
1937
Website
ranagruber.no
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Upcoming Earnings
Earnings Date
Tue, May 13
Markets
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RANA
Rana Gruber ASA Ordinary Shares
ISIN: NO0010907389
Shares Out.:
Shares Outstanding:
37.085M1
Shares Float:
25.388M2
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70.70 NOK | |
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RANAo
(RANAO)
Rana Gruber ASA Ordinary Shares
ISIN: NO0010907389
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1Market cap is calculated using shares outstanding.
2Float shares are publicly tradable shares, excluding insider-held stock.
About Rana Gruber ASA
Rana Gruber ASA engages in the mining, processing, and sale of iron ore concentrate in Norway, the United Kingdom, Sweden, the United States, and internationally. The company excavates, processes, and sells iron oxide in the form of hematite that is used for metallurgical applications; magnetite to produce water treatment chemicals; and other special products, such as iron oxide pigments that is used for colorants, magnetic stripes, and chemical processes under the Colorana tradename. It markets its products to steel manufacturers, water treatment chemical producers, as well as concrete, paint, plastics, heat management, automotive, and toner production industry sectors. Rana Gruber ASA was founded in 1937 and is headquartered in Mo i Rana, Norway.
