The Helsinki Stock Exchange ended on Monday. The OMXH General Index ended up by 0.8 % to 10,393.16 points.
The most replaced share of the day was Nordea (+2.4 %) with EUR 69.98 million. Otherwise, the list of the most replaced shares ended up Fortum (+1,4 %), Valmet (+2.4 %) as well as Big Enso r (+2,6 %).
On the list of ten most replaced shares only came to the decline In this (-7.8 %) as well as Wärtsilä (-1,6 %).
The earnings announcers of the day
On Monday, three companies on the Helsinki Stock Exchange announced their fourth quarter results when they were in turn Koskisen, At least mixed Wulff companies.
The net sales of ASPO’s continuous operations in the last quarter of 2024 grew to EUR 159.8 million in the last quarter of 2024. A year earlier, at a similar time, net sales were EUR 132 million. A comparable operating profit, EBITA, increased to EUR 8.0 million from EUR 7.2 million during the comparison period. The Aspo Board of Directors proposes that a dividend of EUR 0.19 per share be distributed for 2024. The dividend for 2023 was distributed EUR 0.24 per share.
Aspo’s course ended up at 3.6 % to EUR 5.20.
Sawmill company Koskisen In October -December, net sales increased to EUR 73.0 million from the EUR 68.7 million in the comparison period. Modular fund The average forecast of three analysts was EUR 75.4 million. The company’s adjusted EBITDA increased to EUR 5.7 million from EUR 5.5 million, while the forecast was EUR 6.3 million. The Board of Directors of Koskinen will propose to the Annual General Meeting in the spring of 2025 to pay a dividend per share per share.
Koskinen’s course ended up at EUR 5.1 percent.
Wulff’s operating profit in office supplies and personal rental deteriorated in the last quarter. The company’s operating profit in October -December was EUR 0.8 million, compared with EUR 1.1 million during the year -long comparison period. Net sales in the quarter settled to EUR 27.9 million, compared with a turnover of EUR 22.9 million during the comparison period. The Board of Directors of the Company proposes a dividend per share of EUR 0.16 for the financial year.
Wulff’s course ended up at 5.5 % to EUR 3.13.
Glaston CEO leaves the company
Glaston (-2.3 %) said CEO Toni Laaksonen had resigned. Laaksonen started as CEO of Glaston in August 2024.
According to the company, a more detailed transition period will be announced later. The Glaston Board of Directors will immediately launch the new CEO’s application process.
Savings Bank (-3.9 %) reported Financial supervision There are two discretionary capital requirements for the bank. In addition, Fiva imposes a claim for the bank.
District Court set up BBS in bankruptcy
Bone implants developing a medicine technology company BBS-Bioactive Bone Substitutes is bankrupt by the Oulu District Court decision.
Last week, BBS announced its decision to submit a bankruptcy application to the Oulu District Court.
For the artist
Industry company Tekova said that he signed a contract agreement Nebius DC:n With the new phase of the new phase of the Nabius Data Center in Mäntsälä.
The contract is approximately EUR 17.2 million. The construction of the project has begun and are expected to be completed during 2026. The work of the artificial warehouse includes the construction work of the project.
The artificial course ended up at 4.7 % to EUR 0.81.
Martela refined his savings targets
Office furniture Martela (-0.5 %) clarified their plans to enhance their operations. Savings for personnel savings and other fixed costs designed in Allinna are estimated to lead to cost savings of approximately EUR 1.6-1.8 million in 2025. The planned measures will lead to a permanent reduction in administrative activities and target the Martela Group’s personnel in Finland, Sweden and Norway. In addition, in particular, immediate lay -off procedures have been launched in Finland to obtain the necessary temporary flexibility.
At the beginning of January, Martela told about his need to improve his operations and renew his organization.