Tryg stock falls 2.35 percent as Danske Bank cuts rating

Tryg stock fell 2.35 percent to DKK 141.30 on Nasdaq Copenhagen on September 24, 2026. The move followed Danske Bank's change from Buy to Hold and its DKK 160 price target, as reported by Zonebourse on September 24, 2026.

Danske Bank sets DKK 160 target

The rating change puts the bank's target DKK 18.70 above Tryg's DKK 141.30 market price. That gap is narrower than the broader analyst average target of DKK 167.92 listed in the same September 24 market update.

The new Hold stance contrasts with the previous Buy recommendation. The target remains above the latest price, while the shares have also moved closer to the lower end of their yearly trading range.

Stock approaches yearly low

Tryg's 52-week range runs from DKK 139.10 to DKK 168.30. At DKK 141.30, the stock was DKK 2.20 above the yearly low and DKK 27.00 below the yearly high, leaving the price 16.05 percent below the upper boundary.

The daily decline came after Tryg traded at DKK 144.70 on the prior session. The comparison shows a single-session fall of DKK 3.40, while the market capitalization stood at DKK 84,200,366,064 on September 24, 2026.

Tryg remains in Danish C25

Tryg is Scandinavia's largest non-life insurer and holds a top-three market position across Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. The company states that its shares are listed on Nasdaq OMX Copenhagen and that Tryg is part of the Danish C25 index, according to Tryg.

Tryg stock stays near yearly low

Tryg stock stood at DKK 141.30 on Nasdaq Copenhagen on September 24, 2026, with the DKK 139.10 yearly low as the nearest range boundary. The DKK 160 target from Danske Bank and the DKK 168.30 yearly high provide two higher reference points for the market's valuation of the insurer.