OMXS30 gains 0.97 percent to 3,360.01 at record close
Published on 11/11/2026 at 18:48 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSOMXS30 closes at a record high
- The OMXS30 ended November 11 at 3,360.01 points, up 0.97 percent from the previous close.
- Ericsson, Addtech and Atlas Copco led the index, while Essity, H&M and Saab declined.
- Sector gains in oil and gas, telecoms and industrials supported the session, according to Investing.com.
- EFN described the close as a new record for the large-cap index amid broad gains in Stockholm.
The OMXS30 ended Wednesday, November 11, at 3,360.01 points. According to the official Nasdaq index overview, the index gained 32.71 points, or 0.97 percent, from Tuesday's close of 3,327.75. The Stockholm session was therefore reported as a completed close, rather than an intraday reading.
Telecoms and industrials lead
Gains were led by telecom equipment maker Ericsson, whose Class B shares rose 3.10 percent. Addtech advanced 2.70 percent and Atlas Copco A gained 2.50 percent. Investing.com said oil and gas, telecommunications and industrial shares were among the sectors supporting the market.
The session was not uniformly positive across the 30-member index. Essity B fell 1.72 percent, H&M declined 1.62 percent and Saab lost 1.52 percent. Investing.com reported that 401 stocks rose across the Stockholm Stock Exchange, while 325 fell and 54 were unchanged, providing a broader measure of the day's market breadth beyond the OMXS30.
New record after volatile backdrop
EFN characterized the result as a new closing record for the OMXS30 and noted that Stockholm had continued to rise during the week despite recent concern about artificial-intelligence valuations. The report identified Ericsson, ABB, Addtech and Atlas Copco as important gainers, while Saab reversed part of its previous strength. This describes the market context but does not establish a single cause for the index move.
Company news also shaped individual performance outside the index. EFN reported that New Wave rose after an operating-profit beat, while Embracer advanced after a quarterly report. Bico moved sharply lower after a report that included a substantial write-down. These developments illustrate the dispersion beneath the positive index close rather than representing additional OMXS30 performance.
For investors tracking Swedish large caps, the key reference point is the official Nasdaq close of 3,360.01, with Tuesday's 3,327.75 close as the compatible comparison. Further market coverage is available on the OMXS30 topic page.
