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Nordea is the largest financial services group in the Nordic region with over 590,000 shareholders. Nordea is traded at the stock exchanges in Helsinki, Stockholm and Copenhagen. In this page you can find information about the share, our TOP25 largest shareholders (updated each month) and the frequently asked questions about our dividend and share.
Share price graphNordea is listed on Nasdaq Helsinki, Nasdaq Stockholm and Nasdaq Copenhagen. Nordea ADR is listed in the US (in USD).
No of shares is updated here https://www.nordea.com/en/investors/share-data
The 25 largest shareholders can be found here. This list is updated monthly.
Nordea’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2026 was held on 24 March 2026. The record date for the ordinary dividend for the financial year 2025, as decided at the AGM, was 26 March 2026. The payment date for this dividend was 2 April 2026.
In addition, based on the authorisation granted by the AGM 2026, Nordea plans to distribute a mid-year dividend in 2026. The Board of Directors is expected to decide on this dividend in connection with the publication of Nordea’s second-quarter and half-year results.
Subject to the Board of Directors’ decision, the record date for the mid-year dividend is expected to be on or around 6 August 2026, with payment on or around 13 August 2026.
Read more about the dividend here.
A share buy-back means that a company purchases its own shares back from its shareholders. It is a way for the company to return capital to shareholders, and thus similar to a dividend.
Nordea’s capital and dividend policy includes both dividends and buy-backs as tools for capital distribution to shareholders. Buy-backs are intended to be used for distributing excess capital to our shareholders. Currently, we have excess capital that also impacts our profitability and being able to distribute excess capital to our shareholders is an important factor in improving our return on equity in particular.
From the perspective of Nordea’s capital and dividend policy, they are used for different reasons. Our aim is to pay out 60-70% of the profit of the financial year to shareholders as dividend. This is different to buy-backs, which are intended to be used for distributing excess capital to our shareholders.
Learn more about Nordea's dividend payout and check out the FAQ on dividends.
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Here you can find the list of Nordea's 25 largest shareholders of Nordea. The list is updated at the beginning of every month.
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Nordea’s capital and dividend policy includes both dividends and buy-backs as tools for capital distribution to shareholders.
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