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Org.nr. 851 020 632 · Borettslag · DRAMMEN
Revenue
Not stated
Operating profit
Not stated
Net profit
-NOK 2m
▲ 91.3%Equity
-NOK 68.6m
▼ 2.9%Source: Regnskapsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene) · Fetched
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Profitability
Cannot be calculated
Solidity
-80.6%
Not satisfactory
Liquidity
People with roles in this company, and the other companies they have roles in.
Aud Kari Embretsen (b. 1962)
Here: Deputy board member
Also has roles in
Jørgen Andersen (b. 1981)
Here: Board member
No other roles registered.
Kim Andre Øien-Lundseie (b. 1982)
Here: Board member
Also has roles in
Nina Holmsveen (b. 1973)
Here: Board member
No other roles registered.
Pål Nygaard (b. 1975)
Here: Board member
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Source: Enhetsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene) · Fetched
Cannot be calculated
Annual revenue
Not stated
2023
2024
2025
Results and balance sheet
2025 · vs 2024
Source: Regnskapsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene) · Fetched
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Source: Enhetsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene) · Fetched
Roy Kenneth Johansen (b. 1974)
Here: Chair of the board
No other roles registered.
Trude Bernås (b. 1978)
Here: Deputy board member
Also has roles in
Vegard Lund (b. 1977)
Here: Deputy board member
No other roles registered.
Holds a role in this company
Owners (shareholders) are not in the business register but in the Norwegian Tax Administration's shareholder register. Coming later.
People are matched on name and date of birth from the register, never on name alone. Source: Register of roles (Brønnøysundregistrene) · Fetched 25/10/2026, 22:59
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