Gjensidige Forsikring ASA Shares - Mediobanca lifts rating to Neutral

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Gjensidige Forsikring ASA (NO0010582521) draws fresh attention after an analyst move. Mediobanca upgraded the shares to Neutral from Underperform and set a NOK 290 price target, according to a Bloomberg-noted update from 06/18/2026.

What Mediobanca has changed

The rating change comes from Mediobanca, which moved Gjensidige Forsikring ASA to Neutral from Underperform and lifted its target price to NOK 290 per share, according to a MarketScreener summary dated 06/18/2026 that cites Bloomberg data.

That target compares with a last close of NOK 266.00, implying moderate upside of around 9%, based on the same MarketScreener overview of consensus and the Mediobanca update.

Analyst landscape on Tuesday’s numbers

Beyond Mediobanca, the MarketScreener consensus points to an average analyst target of about NOK 289.61 for Gjensidige, only slightly below the new NOK 290 level and indicating that the bank’s move mainly aligns its view with the broader street.

The consensus distribution, according to the same data, remains mixed, with a blend of Buy, Hold and Sell-equivalent ratings, underlining that the stock still sits in a valuation debate rather than in a clear-cut favorite position among analysts.

How the company makes its money

Gjensidige Forsikring ASA is a major Norwegian non-life insurer that generates most of its revenue from general insurance products for private and commercial customers, including motor, property, accident and health policies as well as agricultural and small-business coverage in the Nordic region.

Where the stock trades today

The shares of Gjensidige Forsikring ASA (NO0010582521) last traded on the Oslo Stock Exchange at NOK 266.00 as of 06/18/2026, 17:00 CET.

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