-- 根據週三提交給澳洲證券交易所的文件顯示，Qoria（ASX：QOR）收到通知，挪威銀行自周一起不再是該公司的主要股東。 先前的文件顯示，挪威銀行於4月24日成為該公司的主要股東，持有5.02%的投票權。
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