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Studsvik AB
SEK 213.50
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Open
SEK 212.50
High
SEK 214.00
Low
SEK 208.50
Mkt. cap
1.78B
Avg. vol.
30.89K
Volume
16.49K
P/E ratio
57.62
52-wk high
SEK 371.00
52-wk low
SEK 190.00
EPS
SEK 3.71
Shares outstanding
8.34M
No. of employees
500
Open
SEK 212.50
High
SEK 214.00
Low
SEK 208.50
Mkt. cap
1.78B
Avg. vol.
30.89K
Volume
16.49K
P/E ratio
57.62
52-wk high
SEK 371.00
52-wk low
SEK 190.00
EPS
SEK 3.71
Shares outstanding
8.34M
No. of employees
500
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Profile
Studsvik is a supplier of nuclear analysis software and specialised services to the international nuclear industry. The company is headquartered in Nyköping, Sweden, and has five divisions: Sweden, United Kingdom, Germany, the United States, and Global Services. There are 1,100 employees in 8 countries. The company's shares are listed on the Nasdaq OMX Stockholm.
Studsvik offers advanced technical services to the international nuclear power industry in areas including fuel analysis software, waste treatment, decommissioning, engineering and services, and operating efficiency.
The company was founded in Stockholm in 1947, as AB Atomenergi, to develop and operate nuclear power stations in Sweden. Originally it was 57% government-owned; during the 1960s, the government acquired the entirety of the shares, but then in the 1970s, government funding was reduced and the company became entirely industry-owned and changed its name to Studsvik Energiteknik AB. Studsvik is the name of the property east of Nyköping, where the business had moved during the 1960s.
In 2005, Studsvik's two research reactors, R2 and R2-0, were decommissioned. Wikipedia
About Studsvik AB