Bloomberg, April 25
Shares in OX2 AB fell the most since listing three years ago after the Swedish wind firm reported its first ever quarterly loss. The company lost more than a fifth of its market value in early trading on Thursday. It posted an operating loss of 110 million kronor ($10.3 million) while analysts had expected a profit of 57 million kronor. OX2 develops and sells wind and solar farms, and its performance relies on a continuous divestment of projects that are sometimes years away from being built. It’s therefore not unusual for some quarters to over-perform and others to be worse than expected.