Marimekko

10.60 EUR

+2.32%

10,622 following

MEKKO

NASDAQ Helsinki

Personal Goods

Consumer Goods & Services

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Marimekko is a textile and clothing company. The range includes clothing, bags, accessories and household items ranging from upholstery fabrics to porcelain. The products are sold through physical stores under the company's brand throughout the global market, primarily in Europe, North America and Asia. Marimekko was founded in 1951 and is headquartered in Helsinki.

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Market cap
430.88M EUR
Turnover
770.72K EUR
P/E (adj.) (26e)
16.6
EV/EBIT (adj.) (26e)
12.62
P/B (26e)
5.2
EV/S (26e)
2.11
Dividend yield-% (26e)
6.6 %
Coverage
Recommendation
Accumulate
Target price
11.50 EUR
Updated
15.05.2026
Rauli Juva

Analyst

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EPS and dividend

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Financial calendar
13.8
2026

Interim report Q2'26

4.11
2026

Interim report Q3'26

Risk
Business risk
Valuation risk
Low
High

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Marimekko: Strong start, momentum to continue - Evli

Marimekko's Q1 came in above our estimates, with profitability supported by an improved relative sales margin and positive operating leverage. We expect mid-single-digit sales growth and stable earnings delivery to continue throughout the year.

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Marimekko: Solid margin and international growth - Evli

Marimekko's first quarter beat our estimates on both revenue and profitability, driven by an improved relative sales margin and stronger-than-expected international growth outside APAC, which came in as flagged. Domestic net sales were flat as wholesale...

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Marimekko: A softer start to the year expected - Evli

Marimekko reports its Q1’26 results on May 13. While Q1 is expected to be slower and risks are slightly elevated due to increased geopolitical tensions, we expect resilience to continue and performance to accelerate throughout the year.

Forum discussions
Here are a few shots from the Marimekko Day fashion show at Esplanadi. This is how you keep a brand relevant in consumers’ minds. I didn’t spot @Rauli_Juva there, but no worries, there’s still time to make it for the 13:30, 16:00, and 18:00 shows.
The topic came up during the coffee break discussions at Marimekko’s Annual General Meeting, and Ihamuotila stated something along these lines: “there is no need to sell; we are doing very well as an independent company. Of course, if a good offer comes along, the board will convene...
Could it be that “I-want-it-all-now” growth companies should be sought from entirely different sectors? Marimekko is stockpiling intellectual property rights, the monetization of which will only happen on a larger scale once the time is ripe. Until then, we have to settle for this...
Rauli interviewed Marimekko’s CEO Alahuhta-Kasko Topics: 00:00 Introduction 00:09 Q1 highlights 00:31 Development in Asia 01:48 Development in Scandinavia, Europe, and North America 02:52 Fixed costs in the early part of the year 03:39 Impact of the Middle East conflict 04:31 New...
Solidium needs to step in quickly as a 20% anchor owner so that foreigners don’t snatch up our Finnish national assets, at least not at the current bargain prices.
I personally thought that an opportunity to add to my position might come around or after the Q2 earnings release, when the market is “surprised” again by Q2 weakness, even though it has already been mentioned in advance.
Here is the new analysis of Marimekko from Evli. Marimekko’s Q1 came in above our estimates, with profitability supported by an improved relative sales margin and positive operating leverage. We expect mid-single-digit sales growth and stable earnings delivery to continue throughout...
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