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Share class:A shareNumber of shares:1 944 777 165Ticker Nasdaq Stockholm:SHB AISIN :SE0007100599Ticker Reuters:SHBa.STTicker Bloomberg:SHBA SS
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Share class:B shareNumber of shares:35 251 329Ticker Nasdaq Stockholm:SHB BISIN :SE0007100607Ticker Reuters:SHBb.STTicker Bloomberg:SHBB SS
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Share class:TotalNumber of shares:1 980 028 494
The share
The Handelsbanken share was introduced on the Stockholm Stock Exchange in 1871. This makes our share the oldest listed share on the Stockholm Stock Exchange.
The share is available in two classes: A shares and B shares. The A share is completely dominant, both in terms of the number of shares and which share is traded on the exchange.
Long-term shareholder value When you become a co-owner
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A strong and stable bank
When you invest in Handelsbanken shares, you become a co-owner of one of the world's strongest and most stable banks. A bank focused on creating long-term, sustainable value for its shareholders. -
A low risk bank
You become a co-owner of a bank with strong financial foundations that has never needed to raise capital from shareholders through a share issue. A low-risk bank that has never required government support and has maintained low credit losses for a very long time. -
A unique business model
You become a co-owner of a bank with a unique business model. Where trust in the individual is at the heart of the Bank's decentralised way of working. Where business responsibility is placed close to the customer at the local branch office, and customer meetings are the focus of all operations. -
A long-term corporate objective
You invest in a bank with a clear objective: to achieve higher profitability than the average of comparable competitors. Long-term value creation takes precedence over short-term volume targets, with the ambition of increasing income faster than costs while maintaining high customer satisfaction. -
Creating value for its shareholders
Handelsbanken's unique approach to banking has created value for its shareholders for more than 150 years. Today, the Bank is the market leader in Sweden and has significant growth potential in its other home markets: the United Kingdom, Norway, and the Netherlands.
More about the share
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Development in the share capital
Share capital over time From 1871 until now
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Share calculator
Share value Calculate value and change of value
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The shareholders
Major shareholders Our co-owners
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The B share
Shares class B Other voting rights
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Sell-side analysts
List of analysts Following the share
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Share trades
Traded since 1871 One of the most traded shares
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Dividend
Dividend and its policy Set by the AGM
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Share repurchase plan
Plan for repurchase As authorised by the AGM