To the annoyance of some shareholders, Knowit (STO:KNOW) shares are down a considerable 34% in the last month. Indeed the recent decline has arguably caused some bitterness for shareholders who have ...

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The fourth quarter closes out a year in which Knowit has taken clear steps forward. Improved utilization, increased efficiency, and strengthened profitability have shaped both the quarter and the full ...

Knowit is ending 2024 with a continued positive development in utilization within the largest business area Solutions, and with stable results in Connectivity, despite somewhat lower utilization this ...

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Today we'll evaluate Knowit AB (publ) (STO:KNOW) to determine whether it could have potential as an investment idea. To be precise, we'll consider its Return On Capital Employed (ROCE), as that will ...

Swedish IT consultancy Knowit AB said on Wednesday it had acquired consultancy Cybercom for 2.2 billion Swedish crowns($259.60 million) as it seeks to gain share of growing market for cyber security ...

Knowit AB will be reporting Q1 earnings on May 3. Analysts on Wall Street expect Knowit AB will release earnings per share of SEK 2.82. Go here to follow Knowit AB stock price in real-time ahead of ...

Knowit (OM:KNOW) posted eye-catching forecasts this quarter, with earnings projected to grow 31.2% per year, well ahead of the Swedish market's 12.6% rate. Revenue is expected to rise 4% annually, ...

The Norwegian Public Service Pension Fund (SPK) has announced a contract agreement with Mambu, a cloud banking platform, and Knowit, a Nordics-based digital consultancy. The partnership is set “to ...

Swedish IT consultancy Knowit has agreed to acquire local insurance software developer Insicon for an enterprise value of Skr35m ($3.6m). The acquisition agreement also includes a conditional earn-out ...