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Fodelia

4.65 EUR

-1.27 %

3,640 following
Corporate customer

FODELIA

First North Finland

Food & Beverage

Consumer Goods & Services

-1.27 %
-6.06 %
-13.89 %
-15.45 %
-20.92 %
-36.82 %
+5.68 %
-38.98 %
-10.56 %

Fodelia is operated as a holding company with operations in the food industry. Within the group there are several subsidiaries, each with a business focus that offers a range of snacks and ready-made meals. The products are sold through retailers and wholesalers. The largest operations are in the Nordic market. The head office is located in Pyhäntä.

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Market cap
37.9M EUR
Turnover
22.05K EUR
P/E (adj.) (26e)
13.57
EV/EBIT (adj.) (26e)
10.86
P/B (26e)
2.68
EV/S (26e)
0.65
Dividend yield-% (26e)
2.37 %
Coverage
Recommendation
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Target price
5.70 EUR
Updated
06.02.2026
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Pauli Lohi
Pauli Lohi

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Released: 06.02.2026

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Dividend %

Financial calendar
26.3
2026

General meeting '26

27.3
2026

Annual dividend

29.4
2026

Business review Q1'26

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It also occurs to me: as a father, would you sell a bad business at a bad price to your child/children(!)? No, you wouldn’t. Would you sell a good/viable one at a good/appropriate price? Well, yes. Even if you nominally recuse yourself from the role of the seller. Family is looked...
3/5/2026, 10:34 PM
by Lenheeti
17
The names of the buyers were mentioned in the release, and googling them immediately brings up a public Facebook profile as the first result, which reveals that the buyers were Mikko Tahkola’s daughter and son-in-law. The pita bread business was also previously sold to another daughter...
3/5/2026, 9:05 PM
15
“The shares are being acquired to be used for the payment of the board’s remuneration in shares.” So, nothing more to it than that.
3/6/2026, 3:06 PM
by MaKriM
9
Doesn’t she describe a process there where conflicted parties have been recused from the preparation and decision-making? I understood it to mean a related-party transaction that has been executed so that those with conflicts were not involved. It might be that I have misunderstood...
3/5/2026, 7:36 PM
by Iiizi
7
Why get upset over such a trivial matter? It’s good that a buyer was found for the online store. Products will continue to leave the factory with healthy margins, and the company’s expenses will decrease. The shareholder’s interest was served. Kiitos Riikka for clarifying the matter...
3/5/2026, 8:20 PM
by Salkkumies
6
In my opinion, a good move from Fodelia. It is also a signal to the market that the company itself believes the current price is too cheap. I don’t own any shares, but I’ve been trying to bottom-fish Fodelia persistently for two weeks at €4.50. Didn’t quite get a bite; it got as ...
3/6/2026, 6:57 PM
by Turska tai kuitti
4
But of course, a company can issue new shares to pay for remunerations or buy them from the market. For example, Loihde decided to issue new shares instead of buying them from the market. It’s capital allocation just like anything else. Inderes Loihde Oyj:n hallitus päätti suunnatusta...
3/6/2026, 3:49 PM
by Critter
3
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