Kroner in a sentence

She has been depicted on a Norwegian 500 kroner note and a two-kroner postage stamp from 1982.

Currency fluctuations also boosted the fund’s value by 642 billion kroner.

The agreement follows other initiatives by the Danish government, which has already allocated 1.25 billion Danish kroner ($181 million) to initiate the production of green hydrogen in the country.

Tickets are now directly from Arctic Umiaq Line and are priced in Danish kroner.

Ahead of public sales, the National Museum has already purchased seven coins for over seven million kroner from Lars Emil Bruun’s vast hoard of some 20,000 rare Nordic coins.

Denmark, a staunch supporter of Ukraine, has donated a total of 33.3 billion kroner (nearly USD 5 billion) in military aid to Kyiv since Russia’s invasion in 2022.

It comes as the company posted a 16pc rise in net profits over the first half of the year, with sales rising 13pc to 31 billion Danish Kroner (£3.

Novo Nordisk reported earnings per share of 5.68 Danish kroner (85 cents per share), which was up 29% from a year ago.

On Tuesday, party leaders in the Norwegian parliament announced that the Scandinavian country was donating 7 billion kroner to as part of a five-year support package.

A statement from the Ministry of Justice revealed in October that they have cost the treasury at least 1.25 billion kroner since their introduction.

Feltet produserer allerede for over 200 millioner kroner hver dag.

He married his late wife aged 19 and his fortune is estimated to be worth nearly 1.7 billion kroner ($161 million).

It comes with an award of 6 million Norwegian kroner, or about $650,000.

Net profit, which includes all potential financial items including tax payments, fell by only 1% to 2.6 billion kroner.

Psssss … two tickets for 175 kroner at Gloria Bio!

Additionally, she spent 6 million kroner on her Mastercard, nearly 1 million in Sweden where she bought a farm, and around 611,000 on a car for her other daughter, Karina.

An example is a case of possible fraud involving VAT and tariffs on sweets for around 80 million kroner that was reported to the police by the Fødevarestyrelsen food safety organisation three years ago.

A number of the names were relevant to Denmark, and the Danish tax authorities have so far processed 155 cases and demanded 315 million kroner in taxes, according to information from Skattestyrelsen given to Politiken and DR.

The revelations come as part of the newspaper’s investigation into the largest Danish pension funds and their equity investments, which total 657 billion kroner.

The ships, bought by the authority in 2015 for around 17 million kroner, were originally built as supply vessels to transport personnel to and from wind turbine installations at sea.