What does 0P3N mean?
0P3N means Norway Royal Sa
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Business & Finance
category.
Particularly in London stock exchange Abbreviations
Particularly in London stock exchange Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Norway Royal Sa?
Norway Royal Sa can be abbreviated as 0P3N
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What does 0P3N stand for? 0P3N stands for "Norway Royal Sa". |
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How to abbreviate "Norway Royal Sa"? "Norway Royal Sa" can be abbreviated as 0P3N. |
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What is the meaning of 0P3N abbreviation? The meaning of 0P3N abbreviation is "Norway Royal Sa". |
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What is 0P3N abbreviation? One of the definitions of 0P3N is "Norway Royal Sa". |
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What does 0P3N mean? 0P3N as abbreviation means "Norway Royal Sa". |
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What is shorthand of Norway Royal Sa? The most common shorthand of "Norway Royal Sa" is 0P3N. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- NALMAGTAF - Norway Air Landed Marine Air Ground Task Force
- NALMEB - Norway Air-Landed Marine Expeditionary Brigade
- NALMEF - Norway Air Landed Marine Expeditionary Force
- NITOL - Norway-net with Information Technology for Open Learning
- RMRE - Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers
- RNRMMC - Royal Navy & Royal Marines Mountaineering Club
- RNRMRA - Royal Navy and Royal Marines Rifle Association
- RNRM - Royal Navy and Royal Marines
- NCPN - Norway Communist Party of Norway
- NML - Norway Memorial Library (Norway, ME)
- NPL - Norway Public Library (Norway, IA)
- RCPSC / CRMCC - Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada / Collège Royal des Médecins et Chirurgiens du Canada
- CYNE - Norway House Airport, Norway House, Manitoba, Canada
- XAU - Saúl, Saúl, French Guiana
- SOOS - Saúl, Saúl, French Guiana
- 0178 - Sa Sa International Holdings Ltd (Hong Kong Stock Exchange [HKEX])
- SAXJF - Sa Sa Intl Ord (OTC Bulletin Board [OTCBB])
- RUN - Royal University of Norway
- YNE - Norway House Airport, Norway House, Manitoba, Canada
- RRMC - Royal Roads Military College (British Columbia) (1940–1995) now Royal Roads University