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Nokian Tyres

8.59 EUR

-0.23 %

16,416 following

TYRES

NASDAQ Helsinki

Automobiles

Consumer Goods & Services

-0.23 %
-0.81 %
+8.40 %
+34.56 %
+16.87 %
+18.15 %
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-71.91 %
+1,317.87 %

Nokian Tyres is a premium tire manufacturer. The company develops and manufactures tires for passenger cars, trucks and heavy machinery. The company also operates the Vianor chain, which provides tire and car services. Nokian Tyres' main market areas are the Nordic countries, Central Europe and North America. The company began manufacturing tires for passenger cars in 1932 and is headquartered in Nokia, Finland.

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Market cap
1.19B EUR
Turnover
2.66M EUR
P/E (adj.) (25e)
33.02
EV/EBIT (adj.) (25e)
19.66
P/B (25e)
0.96
EV/S (25e)
1.34
Dividend yield-% (25e)
2.91 %
Coverage
Recommendation
Reduce
Target price
8.25 EUR
Updated
29.10.2025
Rauli Juva
Rauli Juva

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Released: 23.08.2023

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Financial calendar
10.2
2026

Annual report '25

25.3
2026

General meeting '26

22.4
2026

Interim report Q1'26

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Nokian Tyres gets a new and quite prominent brand ambassador ! An interesting announcement; I can’t assess more precisely what that means in practice. It’s probably good news for Nokian Tyres in any case, if not directly from the perspective of sales or financial figures development...
12/2/2025, 1:26 PM
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The most essential thing in this comparison is not how much the employee’s salary is, but how much it costs Nokian Tyres. In Romania, employer’s side costs are less than 5%, in Finland over 20%. In Romania, the employer pays for 20 days of vacation, no holiday bonus (lomaltapaluuraha...
11/24/2025, 10:19 AM
by Perttu Hämäläinen
37
Someone commented that Kimi has 3 million Instagram followers. The Rings have 8,000. Just one post from Kimi and the visibility is 500 times greater. At least there’s a younger approach with the new management of the Rings.
12/2/2025, 4:03 PM
by Haapismake
27
Aapeli wrote about Deere’s market outlook, including forest machines, which are also relevant for Nokian Heavy Tyres. The market thus continues to be sluggish, but is rather turning to a slight increase next year. However, the level is weak, and for this reason, Nokian Tyres also...
11/27/2025, 8:07 AM
by Rauli_Juva
14
Isn’t he already a fifty-year-old guy whose world championship was 20 years ago or something?\nOn the other hand, buyers of new cars and those buying the car’s first set of winter tires are probably also of that age, I guess(?)
12/2/2025, 4:41 PM
by Jukka
9
The employer’s ancillary costs are quite close to 20%. No employer pays 25% TyEL contributions. The employee’s share is 7.15%. Holiday pay and holiday bonuses are not ancillary costs. They are wage costs. [quote=“kobi, post:3662, topic:663”] However, they are reflected in
11/25/2025, 8:34 AM
by Perttu Hämäläinen
7
The speed duo – rally legend Markku Alén and journalist Marko Terva-aho – this time travels to Nokian Tyres’ White Hell in Ivalo, the world’s largest winter tire testing center.
11/24/2025, 10:43 AM
by Massii
7
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