Fjellinjen is Norway's largest toll company in terms of revenue and traffic. The company handles a large volume of transactions and collects tolls that contribute to the funding of the Oslo Package 3.
Fjellinjen is credit-rated by Standard & Poor’s (S&P). Regular assessments of the group are conducted, and any changes are communicated to the financial market.
Since 2018, Fjellinjen has held an AA rating with S&P. The rationale behind this rating is that the company has predictable revenues, a moderate level of debt, and stable framework conditions for financing infrastructure projects in the Oslo region
Here you will find all of Fjellinjen's annual reports from its inception in 1990 to the present day.
Fjellinjen is owned by the Oslo municipality (60%) and Akershus county (40%).
Each toll passage is essentially a financial transaction. On average, more than 32 million passages are registered at Fjellinjen's toll stations every month.
The company's annual revenue is approximately 4 billion NOK. This makes Fjellinjen one of Norway's 250 largest companies measured by revenue.
The toll revenues are allocated to the Oslo Package 3. This is the overarching plan for financing, development, and operation of public transportation, pedestrian, and bicycle paths in the Greater Oslo area.
Fjellinjen ensures stable financing of projects in the Oslo Package 3 through the issuance of listed certificate and bond loans. Partial financing is provided if the need for toll revenues arises before they are collected. The loans are listed on the Nordic ABM/Oslo Stock Exchange.
The Norwegian Parliament has decreed that Fjellinjen has the right to collect tolls in the Oslo area and has the obligation to finance approved projects in the Oslo Package 3.
On this page, you will find Fjellinjen's stock exchange announcements, annual reports, credit ratings, and green framework.
