Largest listed companies in Norway by market capitalization

Norwegian stocks form the core of one of Europe’s most resilient and resource-driven financial markets. They are primarily traded on the Oslo Stock Exchange (OSE), a critical hub for Nordic and global investors. The Norwegian stock market, represented by indices like the OBX, offers exposure to industries where Norway holds global leadership, particularly energy, seafood, and maritime sectors.

The OSE is not just an exchange for Norwegian companies; it attracts international firms seeking expertise in energy and shipping. Key advantages of investing on the OSE include:

  • Energy dominance: Global leaders in oil, gas, and renewable energy, leveraging Norway’s natural resources.
  • Maritime and seafood excellence: World-leading shipping companies and aquaculture giants supplying global markets.
  • Dividend stability: Many state-influenced and blue-chip firms maintain consistent dividend traditions.

The energy titan Equinor—majority-owned by the Norwegian state—exemplifies the market’s strategic importance, driving innovation in offshore drilling and wind energy. Similarly, Mowi, the world’s largest Atlantic salmon producer, underscores Norway’s dominance in sustainable aquaculture. Together, such firms anchor Norway’s economic identity and offer investors access to essential global supply chains.

Several Norwegian companies are dividend performers. Equinor has maintained dividends for decades, supported by sovereign wealth fund principles. DNB, Norway’s largest bank, also boasts a reliable dividend history. While not “aristocrats” by strict definition, Norway’s state ownership model prioritizes long-term shareholder returns. Notably, the OSE hosts 3 of the world’s top 10 maritime companies: Frontline (tanker shipping), Wilhelmsen (maritime services), and Kongsberg Gruppen (defense/marine tech).

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The following table lists the largest Norwegian publicly traded companies by market capitalization, primarily traded on the OSE (including firms with global operations). Data is regularly updated to reflect current market conditions.

Largest listed companies in Norway
StockPriceMarketcap
$26.3065.66B
DNB.OL
DNB
DNB.OL
NOK282.90412.85B
TEL.OL
Telenor
TEL.OL
NOK156.50214.07B
AKRBP.OL
Aker BP
AKRBP.OL
NOK274.00173.10B
NOK86.22169.37B
NOK436.60111.21B
MNHVF
Mowi
MNHVF
$21.7311.46B
NOK275.40137.69B
NOK323.60284.64B
$10.4011.02B
TOM.OL
Tomra
TOM.OL
NOK129.5038.30B
SCHA.OL
Schibsted
SCHA.OL
$0.00000.0000
NOK170.5072.28B
NOK46.3427.59B
NOK130.8025.76B
ELK.OL
Elkem
ELK.OL
NOK29.0218.41B
ENTRA.OL
Entra
ENTRA.OL
NOK113.2020.62B
OLT.OL
Olav Thon
OLT.OL
NOK334.0033.89B
NOK193.0019.25B
VEI.OL
Veidekke
VEI.OL
NOK181.2024.46B
NOK199.1027.03B
ATEA.OL
Atea ASA
ATEA.OL
NOK159.0017.71B
NOK159.508.77B
BONHR.OL
Bonheur ASA
BONHR.OL
NOK255.0010.85B
NOK16.0216.85B
OPRA
Opera
OPRA
$13.841.24B
PEXIP.OL
Pexip
PEXIP.OL
NOK78.808.08B