EUROPE MARKETS: Deutsche Bank Falls After Fine; Essilor Rallies: Europe Movers

By Sara Sjolin, MarketWatch

LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Here are the companies whose shares are making notable moves in European trade on Thursday.

Decliners

Deutsche Bank AG gave up 1.6% after the U.K. Financial Conduct Authority fined the company 4.7 million pounds ($7.8 million) for failing to properly report millions of swap transactions between November 2007 and April 2013.

Gemalto NV lost 2.4% after the digital-security company said profit declined in the first half.

Deutsche Lufthansa AG shares dropped 2.6% after Germany's pilots union Vereinigung Cockpit called for a strike at Lufthansa's Germanwings unit. The strike is planned for Friday.

Mining firms slumped in London as iron-ore prices fell to a two-year low, according to media reports. Shares of Rio Tinto PLC (RIO) dropped 3.8%, BHP Billiton PLC (BHP) fell 2.8% and Anglo American PLC lost 3.5%.

Ocado Group PLC sank 16% after brokerage firm Redburn cut the online supermarket company to sell from buy.

Gainers

Essilor International SA climbed 4.3% after the eye-wear lens maker said profit more than doubled in the first half, buoyed by its recent acquisitions.

Tullow Oil PLC added 1.4% after the oil-exploration company said it has found more oil in Kenya.

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