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Nordic Stock Screener
Screen Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, and Finnish equities by P/E, ROE, EV/EBITDA, profit margin, and dividend yield. Covers all four main Nordic markets and their alternative listing platforms — including Nasdaq First North Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Helsinki, and Euronext Growth Oslo. Free, no account required.
Nordic markets covered
Sweden
STO · Nasdaq First North Stockholm
Largest Nordic market. First North Stockholm has the deepest microcap listing pool in Scandinavia.
Norway
OSL · Euronext Growth Oslo
Strong resources and aquaculture base. Euronext Growth Oslo covers smaller oil services and seafood companies.
Denmark
CPH · Nasdaq First North Denmark
Life sciences, shipping supply chain, and specialty industrial components dominate below large cap.
Finland
HEL · Nasdaq First North Finland
Software, paper/pulp equipment, and industrial automation. Helsinki Main Market and First North Finland both active.
Why screen Nordic stocks
Highest governance standards in Europe
Nordic countries consistently rank at the top of corporate governance indices. Annual reports are comprehensive, audit quality is high, and shareholder rights are strong. This reduces the information risk that microcap investing normally carries.
Shared First North infrastructure
Nasdaq First North operates as a single alternative market platform across Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Helsinki. Listing requirements, disclosure standards, and certified adviser obligations are shared — creating a consistent investor experience across three countries.
Deep industrial and technology base
Nordic microcaps are concentrated in precision manufacturing, B2B software, specialised logistics, cleantech, and life sciences — sectors where switching costs and technical moats create durable earnings power.
Strong dividend culture, especially in Norway and Sweden
Many Nordic family-controlled companies maintain long dividend track records. Norwegian oil service companies and Swedish industrials often pay yields of 3–6% with stable or growing payouts.
Currency diversification for EUR-based investors
Swedish kronor (SEK), Norwegian krone (NOK), and Danish krone (DKK) are non-euro but historically stable currencies. Finnish companies list in EUR. The basket provides natural currency diversification within a Nordic allocation.
How to screen Nordic stocks
Select Nordic exchanges
Filter by STO (Sweden), OSL (Norway), CPH (Denmark), and HEL (Finland) to restrict results to Nordic markets. Add individual exchange codes for First North listings within each country.
Apply fundamental filters
For quality Nordic industrials: ROE > 10%, profit margin > 6%, EV/EBITDA < 12. For dividend-focused screens: dividend yield > 3%, payout ratio < 65%. Nordic companies tend to run lean balance sheets so net debt / EBITDA < 1.5x is a reasonable quality filter.
Sort by market cap or EV/EBITDA
Sort ascending by market cap to find smaller companies. Sort ascending by EV/EBITDA to identify the most attractively priced companies meeting your criteria. Results update in under 500ms.
Frequently asked questions
Which exchanges are included in the Nordic stock screener?
The Nordic screener covers Nasdaq Stockholm (STO), Oslo Bors (OSL), Nasdaq Copenhagen (CPH), and Nasdaq Helsinki (HEL). This includes both the main regulated markets and the Nasdaq First North alternative markets in Sweden, Denmark, and Finland, as well as Euronext Growth Oslo in Norway.
What is Nasdaq First North and how does it differ from the main market?
Nasdaq First North is a Multilateral Trading Facility (MTF) operated by Nasdaq across Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Helsinki. It has lighter admission requirements than the regulated main markets — companies need a Certified Adviser rather than a full listing sponsor. Annual reports are required but the compliance burden is lower. It is where most Nordic microcaps between €10M and €200M market cap list.
Can I screen Nordic stocks by dividend yield?
Yes — ScreenerHero includes dividend yield as a filter for all Nordic exchanges. Norway and Sweden have particularly strong dividend cultures, with many industrial and oil services companies paying 3–6% yields. You can filter by minimum dividend yield, and sort results by yield to find the highest-yielding Nordic stocks meeting your other criteria.
Screen Nordic stocks — free, no account required.
P/E, ROE, EV/EBITDA, margins, and dividend yield across Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland. Including Nasdaq First North microcaps that most screeners miss entirely.
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