Enento Group

Enento announced on Wednesday that it had appointed Teppo Paavola as the company’s new CEO. He will assume his new position on January 7, 2026. Paavola has a strong background in financial technology and international business from his previous career.

Enento’s Q3 performance was largely in line with our expectations. Regarding the outlook, the company noted preliminary signs of improvement but also mentioned new regulatory threats in Finland as a downside.

We expect low, currency-driven growth in revenue and operating result to remain roughly the same as in the soft comparison period.

On Tuesday, Enento arranged a pre-silent period analyst call. As far as we could see, the call did not provide any significantly new information. The economic environment in the company's operating countries, Finland and Sweden, has remained sluggish, putting pressure on the company's growth and profitability outlook.

Enento's share price has continued to decline significantly following its weak Q2 results. The economic development in Enento's target markets has remained subdued, and we do not see any significant changes in the short-term outlook.

Enento's Q2 result fell short of our forecasts. The outlook shows signs of stabilization, but no real signs of recovery are yet visible. We believe this is also signaled by the removal of the timeframe for the financial targets.

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Enento’s Interim CEO Elina Stråhlman discusses the company’s development and outlook in an interview with analyst Roni Peuranheimo.

Enento will report its Q2 results on Tuesday, July 15 at around noon EEST. The company’s operating environment has remained challenging during the quarter, and we have made small cuts to our Q2 forecasts.