Org.nr. 946 738 530 · Borettslag · OSLO
Revenue
NOK 4m
▼ 9.7%Operating profit
NOK 898.3k
▲ 135%Net profit
NOK 597.9k
▲ 122.1%Equity
NOK 35.7m
▲ 1.7%Source: Regnskapsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene) · Fetched
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Profitability
1.1%
Weak
Solidity
45.1%
Very good
Liquidity
People with roles in this company, and the other companies they have roles in.
Anne Grete Tøge (b. 1983)
Here: Board member
Also has roles in
Annelise Rosemary Bothner-By (b. 1972)
Here: Board member
Also has roles in
Asle Reium (b. 1952)
Here: Board member
No other roles registered.
Erik Per Gunnar Rulin (b. 1973)
Here: Deputy board member
Also has roles in
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Source: Enhetsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene) · Fetched
4.05
Very good
Annual revenue
NOK 4m▼ 9.7%
2023
2024
2025
Results and balance sheet
2025 · vs 2024
Source: Regnskapsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene) · Fetched
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Source: Enhetsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene) · Fetched
Frode Grøstad (b. 1969)
Here: Board member
No other roles registered.
John Runar Pedersen (b. 1983)
Here: Deputy board member
No other roles registered.
Terje Rasmussen (b. 1985)
Here: Deputy board member
Tone Thorsen (b. 1957)
Here: Chair of the board
Also has roles in
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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