Org.nr. 991 909 427 · Private limited company (AS) · HUSTADVIKA
Revenue
NOK 6.1m
▲ 5%Operating profit
NOK 786k
▲ 1.8%Net profit
NOK 432.8k
▲ 20%Equity
NOK 6.2m
▲ 7.5%Source: Regnskapsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene) · Fetched
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Profitability
7.2%
Satisfactory
Solidity
57.2%
Very good
Liquidity
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Asbjørn Strand (b. 1988)
Here: Board member
Egil Karstein Strand (b. 1952)
Here: Deputy board member
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Source: Enhetsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene) · Fetched
1.61
Good
Annual revenue
NOK 6.1m▲ 5%
2023
2024
2025
Results and balance sheet
2025 · vs 2024
Source: Regnskapsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene) · Fetched
Source: Enhetsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene) · Fetched
Harald Nerland (b. 1948)
Here: Deputy board member
Also has roles in
Jan Erik Strand (b. 1977)
Here: Board member
Kathleen Anita Wiik Silseth (b. 1960)
Here: Deputy board member
Also has roles in
Maria Helen Strand Krakeli (b. 1975)
Here: Deputy board member
Ole Kristian Nerland (b. 1996)
Here: Board member
Ove Kristian Silseth (b. 1945)
Here: Chair of the board
No other roles registered.
Per Olav Røvik (b. 1968)
Here: General manager
Also has roles in
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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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