Hafnia (NYSE: HAFN) CEO sells 1M Oslo shares, retains large stake
Filing Impact
Filing Sentiment
Form Type
6-K
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Hafnia Limited reports that Chief Executive Officer Mikael Skov has sold a total of 1,000,000 Hafnia shares on Oslo Børs. He sold 500,000 shares on 10 April 2026 at an average price of NOK 77.0623 per share and 500,000 shares on 13 April 2026 at an average price of NOK 77.015 per share.
After these disposals, Skov continues to have a significant financial interest in the company, holding a combined total of 3,351,079 shares, options, and restricted share units. The transactions are disclosed as mandatory notifications under article 19 of the EU Market Abuse Regulation and section 5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.
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Key Figures
First block sold: 500,000 shares
First block value: NOK 38,531,150
Second block sold: 500,000 shares
+2 more
5 metrics
First block sold
500,000 shares
Disposed on 10 April 2026 at NOK 77.0623 per share
First block value
NOK 38,531,150
Aggregated price for 500,000 shares on 10 April 2026
Second block sold
500,000 shares
Disposed on 13 April 2026 at NOK 77.015 per share
Second block value
NOK 38,507,500
Aggregated price for 500,000 shares on 13 April 2026
CEO total interest
3,351,079 instruments
Shares, options and restricted share units held after sales
Key Terms
Mandatory notification of trade, persons discharging managerial responsibilities, EU Market Abuse Regulation, Norwegian Securities Trading Act, +2 more
6 terms
Mandatory notification of trade regulatory
"Press release of Hafnia Limited dated April 14, 2026 – Mandatory notification of trade"
A mandatory notification of trade is a legal requirement that certain insiders and large shareholders publicly report when they buy or sell a company’s securities. It matters to investors because these filings shine a light on how people with direct knowledge or big stakes are behaving—like seeing management buy more shares or exit a position—and can be used as a practical signal about confidence, potential conflicts, or forthcoming changes.
persons discharging managerial responsibilities regulatory
"NOTIFICATION OF TRANSACTIONS BY PERSONS DISCHARGING MANAGERIAL RESPONSIBILITIES (PDMR)"
Persons Discharging Managerial Responsibilities are the key people in a company who make big decisions, like top managers or executives. Knowing who they are is important because their actions can influence the company’s success or failure, and they are often required to share information about their dealings to ensure transparency for investors and the public.
EU Market Abuse Regulation regulatory
"This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to article 19 of the EU Market Abuse Regulation"
A set of EU-wide rules that prevent cheating in financial markets by banning insider trading, market manipulation, and misleading disclosure; it also requires timely public release of key company information so everyone can play on a level field. For investors, it reduces the risk that prices are driven by secret deals or false signals, making markets fairer and more reliable for deciding when to buy or sell — like referees enforcing fair play in a game.
Norwegian Securities Trading Act regulatory
"subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to ... section 5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act"
The Norwegian Securities Trading Act is the national law that sets the rules for buying, selling and offering financial instruments in Norway, including requirements for fair disclosure, market conduct and investor protection. For investors it matters because it helps ensure companies and intermediaries provide accurate information and prevents abusive trading, much like traffic laws make driving safer and predictable so people can trust the market and make informed decisions.
Oslo Børs financial
"sold 500,000 shares in Hafnia at an average price ... per share on Oslo Børs"
Oslo Børs is Norway’s main securities exchange where shares, bonds and other financial instruments are bought and sold; think of it as a central marketplace where buyers and sellers meet under rules that keep trading orderly. It matters to investors because prices set on this exchange reflect real-time value for companies listed there and affect access to capital, liquidity and risk exposure—similar to how an auction price guides what something is worth and how easily it can be sold.
ISIN financial
"Identification code | ISIN: SGXZ53070850"
A 12-character International Securities Identification Number (ISIN) is a unique code that acts like a passport for a specific stock, bond or other tradable security so it can be identified worldwide. Investors and systems use it to ensure they are buying, selling and tracking the exact same instrument across exchanges and data feeds, which prevents costly mix-ups and makes portfolio reporting, settlement and regulatory checks simpler and more reliable.
FAQ
How large is the Hafnia (HAFN) CEO’s remaining financial interest after these sales?
Following the share sales, CEO Mikael Skov retains a significant financial interest in Hafnia. He holds a total of 3,351,079 instruments, consisting of shares, options, and restricted share units linked to the company.
What type of financial instrument did the Hafnia (HAFN) CEO dispose of?
The CEO disposed of ordinary shares in Hafnia Limited listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange. The filing identifies the financial instrument as shares with ISIN SGXZ53070850, confirming they are the company’s listed equity securities.
