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Lamor

1.15 EUR

-3.36 %

1,511 following
Corporate customer

LAMOR

NASDAQ Helsinki

Industrial Goods & Services

Industrials

-3.36 %
-17.56 %
+10.58 %
+6.48 %
-11.20 %
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Lamor is an industrial technology company. The company develops products and related services in the field of recycling. The company's specialist expertise is found in the development of systems used in waste management and water treatment. In addition to its main business, consulting and installation services are offered. Customers are found in various sectors with the greatest focus on waste management.

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Market cap
31.63M EUR
Turnover
22.64K EUR
P/E (adj.) (25e)
29.15
EV/EBIT (adj.) (25e)
10.3
P/B (25e)
0.47
EV/S (25e)
0.75
Dividend yield-% (25e)
-
Coverage
Recommendation
Reduce
Target price
1.10 EUR
Updated
03.11.2025
Disclaimer
Thomas Westerholm
Thomas Westerholm

Analyst

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Dividend %

Financial calendar
26.2
2026

Annual report '25

20.4
2026

General meeting '26

30.4
2026

Interim report Q1'26

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Lamor Ympäristöratkaisut ja -palvelut Autamme yrityksiä luomaan positiivisia ympäristövaikutuksia. Ensisijainen kumppanisi matkalla kohti puhtaampaa huomista. INSIDE INFORMATION: Lamor makes strategic changes towards a more efficient global operating model – Group Leadership Team...
2/13/2026, 3:54 PM
by Cadel
8
Plastic recycling “kind of” relies on regulation because the new EU packaging directive discusses both reusable recyclable packaging and the phasing out of plastic packaging by around 2030, with certain exceptions. In practice, painting with a broad brush, this means that plastic...
2/4/2026, 9:30 AM
by Someari
5
Those market area directors who were let go were only appointed in the autumn of 2024, so sales likely haven’t been performing all that well. It’s a pretty short timeline for redesigning the organization and operating models, unless things have gone seriously south.
8 hours ago
by jps
4
Lamor’s history regarding these personnel changes is not very encouraging. Almost everything has been tried, and no improvement has been seen. I suspect the root causes lie deeper, in the ownership. For the exact same reason, the board also survives from one disappointment to the...
2/6/2026, 11:24 AM
by Observer
4
It is not worth transporting plastic waste from very far away. Even though the waste is baled, a large part of the bale is air, and the bale always contains moisture. It isn’t worth transporting air and water from long distances. Facilities similar to Lamor’s, and even much larger...
1/28/2026, 8:13 AM
by Pl98
4
Plastic recycling isn’t driven by regulation. There is more demand for the product than supply. No one has really succeeded in producing oil from plastic on an industrial scale yet.
1/31/2026, 10:38 AM
3
It is absolutely true that, in general, transporting waste (with the possible exception of metals or other valuable materials) over long distances is cost-inefficient. For a long time, plastic was even exported from Finland to Sweden (though likely for incineration) because there...
1/30/2026, 7:43 AM
by BjörnThunder
3
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