companyName

extensiveId

feedTypes

includeEstimates

includeOverview

includeOwnership

CompanyName_Query

companySlug

CompanyMetaData

CompanyContent_query

company

query CompanyName_Query(
  $companyName: String!
  $extensiveId: ID
  $feedTypes: [ContentType!]!
  $includeEstimates: Boolean!
  $includeOverview: Boolean!
  $includeOwnership: Boolean!
) {
  ...CompanyMetaData_Ux1x9
  ...CompanyContent_query_3Yp88o
}

fragment AnalystData on Analyst {
  name
  pageUrl
  jobTitle
  imgUrl
}

fragment AuthorList on Content {
  __isContent: __typename
  id
  authors {
    __typename
    id
    name
    pageUrl
  }
}

fragment ChangePercentBlock_Company on Company {
  defaultInstrument {
    isin
    symbol
    priceData {
      diff1mPercentage
      diff1yPercentage
      diff3yPercentage
      diffFromStartPercentage
    }
    id
  }
}

fragment CompactFeed_3NXCcw on Query {
  compactFeed: feedContent(companySlug: $companyName, filter: {types: $feedTypes}) {
    edges {
      node {
        __typename
        id
        ...TeaserExtraCompact_content
        createdAt
        companies {
          viewerIsFollowing
          id
        }
      }
      cursor
    }
    pageInfo {
      endCursor
      hasNextPage
    }
  }
}

fragment CompanyAnalystQuery on Company {
  analysts {
    ...AnalystData
    name
    pageUrl
    jobTitle
    imgUrl
    id
  }
}

fragment CompanyContent_query_3Yp88o on Query {
  ...CompanyHeader_query_Ux1x9
  ...CompanyOwnership_query_Ux1x9 @include(if: $includeOwnership)
  ...CompanyFinancials_query_Ux1x9 @include(if: $includeEstimates)
  ...CompanyInvestorConsensus_query_Ux1x9
  ...CompanyPageTop_query_Ux1x9 @include(if: $includeOverview)
  ...CompanyPageBottom_query_2bVJwf @include(if: $includeOverview)
  ...CompanyDisclaimer_query_Ux1x9
  ...Extensive_query_2ua1C9
}

fragment CompanyCoverage_Company on Company {
  analysts {
    name
    id
  }
  isPayingCustomerOf
  isFormerCustomerOf
  isCorporateCustomer
  ...CompanyAnalystQuery
  defaultInstrument {
    ...TargetAndRecommendation_Company
    id
  }
}

fragment CompanyDescription_Company on Company {
  description
  websiteUrl
  name
}

fragment CompanyDisclaimer_query_Ux1x9 on Query {
  company(companySlug: $companyName) {
    name
    isPayingCustomerOf
    isFormerCustomerOf
    id
  }
}

fragment CompanyFinancials_query_Ux1x9 on Query {
  company(companySlug: $companyName) {
    ...NonERCompanyNumbers_query
    ...CompanyNumbers_query
    defaultInstrument {
      coreId
      id
    }
    id
  }
}

fragment CompanyHeader_query_Ux1x9 on Query {
  company(companySlug: $companyName) {
    id
    companyInsref
    name
    viewerIsFollowing
    followersCount
    isCorporateCustomer
    hasPinpointData
    sector {
      sectorname
      industry
    }
    regions
    extensiveExists
    defaultInstrument {
      symbol
      priceData {
        tradeCurrency
        lastPrice
        diff1dPercentage
      }
      marketplace {
        name
      }
      estimates: estimateTransactions(first: 1, includeQuarters: false) {
        date
      }
      nonERCompanyNumberSet(first: 1, includeQuarters: false) {
        year
      }
      id
    }
    topOwners {
      name
    }
    transactions: insiderTransactions(filter: {types: [BUY, SELL, SUBSCRIPTION]}) {
      edges {
        node {
          date
          id
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

fragment CompanyInsiderTransactions on Company {
  name
  regions
  insiderTransactions(filter: {types: [BUY, EXERCISE_OF_SHARE_OPTION, PLEDGE, RECEPTION_OF_SHARE_PREMIUM, SELL, SUBSCRIPTION]}) {
    edges {
      node {
        insider
        position
        volume
        price
        date
        unit
        type
        relatedParty
        id
      }
    }
  }
}

fragment CompanyInvestorConsensus_query_Ux1x9 on Query {
  company(companySlug: $companyName) {
    companyInsref
    id
  }
}

fragment CompanyMetaData_Ux1x9 on Query {
  company(companySlug: $companyName) {
    name
    description
    pageUrl
    id
  }
}

fragment CompanyName_Slug on Company {
  slug
}

fragment CompanyNumbers_query on Company {
  defaultInstrument {
    estimateData {
      modelType
      reportingCurrency
    }
    estimateTransactions(first: 1, includeQuarters: true) {
      actualized {
        year
        quarter
        revenue
        revenueGrowth
        ebitda
        ebitAdjusted
        ebitReported
        preTaxProfit
        netEarnings
        epsReported
        epsAdjusted
        dividend
        payoutPercentage
        roePercent
        roiPercent
        enterpriseValue
        bookValue
        marketCap
        gearingPercent
        equityRatio
        dividendYield
        totalCosts
        loanLosses
        balanceSheetTotal
        tangibleBook
        cet1
        rwa
        sharePrice
        sharesTotal
      }
      estimates {
        year
        quarter
        revenue
        revenueGrowth
        ebitda
        ebitAdjusted
        ebitReported
        preTaxProfit
        netEarnings
        epsReported
        epsAdjusted
        dividend
        payoutPercentage
        roePercent
        roiPercent
        enterpriseValue
        bookValue
        marketCap
        gearingPercent
        equityRatio
        dividendYield
        totalCosts
        loanLosses
        balanceSheetTotal
        tangibleBook
        cet1
        rwa
        sharePrice
        sharesTotal
      }
    }
    id
  }
}

fragment CompanyOverviewGraphs_query_Ux1x9 on Query {
  company(companySlug: $companyName) {
    defaultInstrument {
      estimateData {
        modelType
        reportingCurrency
      }
      companyTransactions: estimateTransactions(first: 1, includeQuarters: false) {
        actualized {
          year
          revenue
          ebitAdjusted
          epsAdjusted
          dividendYield
        }
        estimates {
          year
          revenue
          ebitAdjusted
          epsAdjusted
          dividendYield
        }
      }
      id
    }
    id
  }
}

fragment CompanyOwners on Company {
  regions
  topOwners {
    name
    capitalPercent
    votingPowerPercent
  }
}

fragment CompanyOwnership_query_Ux1x9 on Query {
  company(companySlug: $companyName) {
    ...CompanyOwners
    ...CompanyInsiderTransactions
    id
  }
}

fragment CompanyPageBottom_query_2bVJwf on Query {
  ...GeneralFeed_data_3NXCcw
  ...CompactFeed_3NXCcw
  ...UpcomingEventsQuery_Ux1x9
  ...RiskRecommendMatrix_query_Ux1x9
  ...CompanyOverviewGraphs_query_Ux1x9
  ...NonERCompanyOverviewGraphs_query_Ux1x9
  company(companySlug: $companyName) {
    companyInsref
    ...ForumUpdates_Company
    defaultInstrument {
      coreId
      id
    }
    id
  }
  allFeed: feedContent(first: 1, companySlug: $companyName, filter: {hideUpcomingVideos: true}) {
    edges {
      node {
        __typename
        id
      }
    }
  }
  main: feedContent(first: 1, companySlug: $companyName, filter: {hideUpcomingVideos: true, types: [COMPANY_REPORT, EXTENSIVE_COMPANY_REPORT, ANALYST_COMMENT, VIDEO, ARTICLE]}) {
    edges {
      node {
        __typename
        id
      }
    }
  }
  webcasts: feedContent(first: 1, companySlug: $companyName, filter: {hideUpcomingVideos: true, types: [WEBCAST]}) {
    edges {
      node {
        __typename
        id
      }
    }
  }
  thirdPartyResearch: feedContent(first: 1, companySlug: $companyName, filter: {types: [THIRD_PARTY_COMPANY_REPORT]}) {
    edges {
      node {
        __typename
        id
      }
    }
  }
  releases: feedContent(first: 1, companySlug: $companyName, filter: {types: [STOCK_EXCHANGE_RELEASE, PRESS_RELEASE]}) {
    edges {
      node {
        __typename
        id
      }
    }
  }
}

fragment CompanyPageTop_query_Ux1x9 on Query {
  ...StockChart_ChartQuery_Ux1x9
  ...LatestReports_query_Ux1x9
  company(companySlug: $companyName) {
    isFund
    name
    ...CompanyCoverage_Company
    ...CompanyName_Slug
    ...CompanyDescription_Company
    ...FundNumbers_Company
    ...ChangePercentBlock_Company
    ...KeyEstimateFigures_Company
    defaultInstrument {
      id
    }
    analysts {
      name
      id
    }
    id
  }
  extensiveReport: feedContent(first: 1, companySlug: $companyName, filter: {types: [EXTENSIVE_COMPANY_REPORT]}) {
    edges {
      node {
        __typename
        id
      }
    }
  }
  analysis: feedContent(first: 1, companySlug: $companyName, filter: {types: [COMPANY_REPORT, EXTENSIVE_COMPANY_REPORT], tagNames_nin: ["Mallisalkku", "Arvonluojat"]}) {
    edges {
      node {
        __typename
        id
      }
    }
  }
  analysisArvonluojat: feedContent(first: 1, companySlug: $companyName, filter: {types: [COMPANY_REPORT, EXTENSIVE_COMPANY_REPORT], tagNames_nin: ["Mallisalkku"]}) {
    edges {
      node {
        __typename
        id
      }
    }
  }
}

fragment CompanyTagList on Company {
  pageUrl
  name
  viewerIsFollowing
}

fragment Extensive_query_2ua1C9 on Query {
  company(companySlug: $companyName) {
    extensive(extensiveId: $extensiveId) {
      publishedAt
      pageUrl
      content {
        id
        title
        lang
        slug
        htmlBody
        createdAt
        changedAt
      }
    }
    id
  }
}

fragment ForumUpdates_Company on Company {
  name
  forum {
    threadUrl
    highlightedPosts {
      url
      author
      authorImgUrl
      text
      postedAt
      likesCount
    }
  }
}

fragment FundNumbers_Company on Company {
  defaultInstrument {
    isin
    symbol
    priceData {
      lastPrice
      ath
    }
    id
  }
}

fragment GeneralFeed_data_3NXCcw on Query {
  generalFeed: feedContent(first: 20, companySlug: $companyName, filter: {types: $feedTypes}) {
    edges {
      node {
        __typename
        id
        ...Teaser_content
        ...TeaserCompact_content
      }
      cursor
    }
    pageInfo {
      endCursor
      hasNextPage
    }
  }
}

fragment KeyEstimateFigures_Company on Company {
  marketData {
    marketCap
  }
  defaultInstrument {
    priceData {
      tradeCurrency
      dailyTurnover
      lastPrice
      marketCap
    }
    sector
    fundamentalData {
      ebit
      eps
      sales
      dividend
    }
    estimateData {
      modelType
      estimates {
        firstEstimateYear {
          year
          bookValue
          netSales
          dividendA
          epsAdjusted
          ebitAdjusted
          hybridLoan
          noOfShares
          netDebt
          mvMinorities
          mvAssociated
          roePercent
        }
      }
    }
    estimatesSharePrice: estimateTransactions(first: 1) {
      estimates {
        sharePrice
      }
    }
    id
  }
}

fragment LatestReports_query_Ux1x9 on Query {
  extensiveReport: feedContent(first: 1, companySlug: $companyName, filter: {types: [EXTENSIVE_COMPANY_REPORT]}) {
    edges {
      node {
        __typename
        createdAt
        pageUrl
        id
      }
    }
  }
  analysis: feedContent(first: 1, companySlug: $companyName, filter: {types: [COMPANY_REPORT, EXTENSIVE_COMPANY_REPORT], tagNames_nin: ["Mallisalkku", "Arvonluojat"]}) {
    edges {
      node {
        __typename
        createdAt
        pageUrl
        id
      }
    }
  }
  analysisArvonluojat: feedContent(first: 1, companySlug: $companyName, filter: {types: [COMPANY_REPORT, EXTENSIVE_COMPANY_REPORT], tagNames_nin: ["Mallisalkku"]}) {
    edges {
      node {
        __typename
        createdAt
        pageUrl
        id
      }
    }
  }
}

fragment NonERCompanyNumbers_query on Company {
  defaultInstrument {
    nonERNumberSet: nonERCompanyNumberSet(includeQuarters: true) {
      year
      quarter
      revenue
      ebitda
      ebitReported
      epsReported
      dividend
      sharesTotal
      roe
      roi
      enterpriseValue
      marketCap
      gearingRatio
      equityRatio
      dividendYield
      sharePrice
      currency
      evSales
      evEbitda
      evEbit
      pb
      netIncome
      ptp
    }
    id
  }
}

fragment NonERCompanyOverviewGraphs_query_Ux1x9 on Query {
  company(companySlug: $companyName) {
    defaultInstrument {
      overviewGraphsData: nonERCompanyNumberSet(includeQuarters: false) {
        year
        revenue
        ebitReported
        epsReported
        dividend
        dividendYield
        currency
      }
      id
    }
    id
  }
}

fragment Reactions on Content {
  __isContent: __typename
  id
  reactionGroups {
    reactionType
    reactionsCount
    viewerReacted
  }
}

fragment RiskRecommendMatrix_query_Ux1x9 on Query {
  company(companySlug: $companyName) {
    defaultInstrument {
      riskData: estimateTransactions(first: 1) {
        businessRisk
        valuationRisk
      }
      id
    }
    id
  }
}

fragment StockChart_ChartQuery_Ux1x9 on Query {
  company(companySlug: $companyName) {
    isFund
    defaultInstrument {
      coreId
      id
      marketOpen
      marketClose
      marketplace {
        region
      }
      returns {
        day
        week
        month
        threeMonths
        sixMonths
        year
        threeYears
        fiveYears
        tenYears
        ytd
        total
      }
    }
    id
  }
}

fragment TargetAndRecommendation_Company on Instrument {
  estimateData {
    modelType
    researchCurrency
    estimates {
      date
      recommendation
      targetPrice
    }
  }
}

fragment TeaserCompact_content on Content {
  __isContent: __typename
  __typename
  id
  type
  title
  createdAt
  isPremium
  pageUrl
  lang
  companies {
    ...CompanyTagList
    id
  }
  ... on Video {
    liveTime
  }
  ... on Webcast {
    liveTime
  }
  ...AuthorList
}

fragment TeaserExtraCompact_content on Content {
  __isContent: __typename
  id
  title
  createdAt
  pageUrl
  lang
  companies {
    name
    pageUrl
    viewerIsFollowing
    id
  }
}

fragment Teaser_content on Content {
  __isContent: __typename
  __typename
  id
  type
  title
  createdAt
  pageUrl
  imgUrl
  isPremium
  lang
  companies {
    ...CompanyTagList
    id
  }
  publishers {
    imgUrl
  }
  authors {
    __typename
    id
  }
  ... on AnalystComment {
    preview
  }
  ... on Article {
    preview
  }
  ... on CompanyReport {
    preview
  }
  ... on ThirdPartyCompanyReport {
    preview
  }
  ... on QA {
    preview
  }
  ... on Video {
    preview
    liveTime
    videoDuration
  }
  ... on Webcast {
    preview
    liveTime
  }
  ...AuthorList
  ...Reactions
}

fragment UpcomingEventsQuery_Ux1x9 on Query {
  company(companySlug: $companyName) {
    defaultInstrument {
      calendarEvents(first: 10) {
        edges {
          node {
            date
            type
            period
            id
          }
        }
      }
      id
    }
    id
  }
}


name

description

pageUrl

companyInsref

viewerIsFollowing

followersCount

isCorporateCustomer

hasPinpointData

sector

regions

extensiveExists

defaultInstrument

topOwners

insiderTransactions

isPayingCustomerOf

isFormerCustomerOf

extensive

feedContent

Analyst

Olli Vilppo

First North Finland

Viafin Service operates in the service industry. The company offers a wide range of maintenance and technical services for several industries. Industries that the company focuses on include small and medium-sized corporate customers in the paper and pulp industry, as well as the energy and chemical sectors. The operations are based on several subsidiaries, each with its own business focus. The company has its headquarters in Espoo.

Viafin’s monitoring is shifting from Olli to Olli, meaning from Koponen to Vilppo, and regarding this, a visit was made to Viafin Gas’s office in Vantaa on Tuesday. Of course, the monitoring was also temporarily with Arttu in between! @Sijoittaja-alokas already linked the interview filmed there, but that interview was preceded by almost an hour of fruitful discussion with CEO Heikki Pesu and CFO Eemil Kronqvist. I’ll try to summarize the main points from memory here; hopefully, you’ll find it useful!  Market and Business Areas Viafin sees the market growth rate as very moderate, practically in line with inflation and general economic growth. However, this has not been an obstacle to growth historically, as its strong track record shows. Over the years, industrial pipeline maintenance and upkeep have been joined by mechanical maintenance and upkeep services, which has strengthened the company’s pillars alongside its strong history in pipeline business. In recent years, growth in areas such as electricity, wind power, and hydrogen has expanded the product offering and opened up a huge market for the company. Part of the expansion has practically been sensible to do through acquisitions, as, for example, maintaining wind turbines requires industry-specific training and permits, and not just anyone can start maintaining turbines, even if they are skilled with tools. Regarding seasonal variation, Q1 is generally recognized as quieter for a few reasons: at the beginning of the year, only absolutely essential and acute maintenance is performed, because customers usually define their budget for the entire year, and larger actual works often fall into the second, third, and fourth quarters of the year. Another reason, though more of a nuance, is the weather conditions affecting the construction sector. For example, if asphalt has been torn up in connection with street work and pipes need to be moved or maintained, it’s difficult to do this in the middle of winter. Currently, the weakness of the forest sector, in particular, has been reflected in customer decision-making, but this probably comes as no surprise to forum readers. Nor has the drop in interest rates to around 2% actually been visible in customer activity. At least not yet. On the other hand, maintenance is often something that must be done regardless of interest rates. Now, we are also generally in a period of shutdowns in autumn or late summer, when there is more maintenance to be done. However, no major differences have been identified between the strengths of Q2, Q3, or Q4 that would allow one particular quarter to be singled out as the strongest. Growth From 2018 to 2024, revenue has grown from 31 MEUR to 92 MEUR, an average of almost 20% per year. Not bad at all. Of course, some of this has been inorganic growth. I don’t remember if there was talk about how large a part.  In addition to inorganic growth, growth has come through the opening of new units. There are currently 34 units across Finland and about 685 employees, if I remember correctly. When opening a new unit, there are practically already at least some ready customer relationships and local knowledge, so units are not opened from scratch. I also interpreted that Viafin Service is seen among professionals as a very attractive option to become part of a larger entity, and discussions are practically always fruitful and enthusiastic, and rarely (if ever?) has it been necessary to back down from plans to open a new unit, provided the right people are found. On the other hand, the bar is probably already high from the outset for what is expected of a new unit leader for discussions to continue. The entrepreneurial spirit is also reflected in the fact that the local unit leader is often involved in the hands-on work, especially initially. Only when the unit grows to about 10 employees might there be a need to hire more supervisory staff to run the unit. Profitability Viafin has been active on the acquisition front throughout its history, and @Verneri_Pulkkinen at the office pondered where the good profitability of the acquired targets has disappeared, as the figures have not converted into the profitability of the entire group. The acquired targets have reportedly remained profitable, and they are not to blame. Instead, profitability has been pressured by the opening of some new units. Thus, there has been satisfaction with the acquisition targets.  There are indeed big differences in how quickly the profitability of a new unit reaches the target level. Some start performing immediately and practically reach their targets right away, but others, on the other hand, require more time. This does not necessarily mean that they are making a loss, but they may remain far from the target level for a longer period. In some cases, apparently even for a couple of years. I tried to ask how many units are still in the ramp-up phase and profitability is far from the target level, but Heikki and Eemil could not answer this. Another factor significantly affecting overall profitability was how efficiently, for example, shutdowns could be managed. An example used was an industrial company that wants to complete maintenance within a week. In such cases, Viafin may have to resort to subcontractors to stretch capacity for temporary demand peaks. Practically, during such a demand peak, employees might travel a long distance to the worksite and stay in a hotel. However, this is profitable if the job can be done efficiently in a short time. What is not as efficient, however, is a scenario where employees travel the same distance, work 8-hour days from Monday to Friday, stay in a hotel, return home for the weekend, and the same thing happens the following week until the shutdown is complete. In this case, travel costs must be paid twice, and more hotel nights and daily allowances accrue. The example mentioned above is a nuance in the overall picture, and CFO Eemil emphasized that everything starts with costs. When considering offers, costs must first be identified, after which the aim is to add one’s own margin. For this reason, for example, utilizing subcontractors is an important option for Viafin so that they don’t have to keep too many people on their payroll. Personnel Employee satisfaction with Viafin as an employer will most likely be reported in some form. Surveys have now been conducted for, if I remember correctly, 7 quarters, so data is starting to accumulate. I interpreted the matter myself as satisfaction being at least at a satisfactory level, but general economic conditions fluctuate this in both directions. Quite understandable. And how will the current number of personnel then suffice as the company grows? The current group of professionals cannot stretch to, for example, 20% growth; in this case, more workers would indeed be needed. However, administration would not need to grow; with the current administration, the company could grow significantly larger. In that respect, economies of scale would be achievable. Guidance The years are reportedly not brothers, and it is not necessarily possible to draw direct conclusions from the development of H2 in previous years about what kind of H2 will be achieved this year in relation to H1. The guidance for the rest of the year was kept unchanged, and no more specific hint was received in this regard, other than Heikki’s comments that Viafin wants to be as realistic as possible in its estimates. Nor is it necessarily possible to draw direct conclusions about the relationship between revenue and profit, as revenue is seen as merely a tool for making a profit. In other words, a good profit can be achieved either with low revenue (profitable projects) or high revenue (less profitable projects). So, we will wait and see what kind of H2 comes out.

An updated view will only be available tomorrow, but it’s nice if we can liven up the discussion, so I can throw out some scattered thoughts at this point. To my eyes, this is a very likeable company. Maintenance generates stable cash flow. Management seems reliable. There are units all over Finland (over 30), and they produce very varied results (these can be seen from their own financial statements). I like this entrepreneurial, decentralized management, because then the incentives in the units are in place, and the work of the installers is monitored closely. Some acquisitions have been more successful, and some a bit more subdued. Overall, however, the company has avoided major mistakes, and the share price has risen well from its lows, even though the market has not yet provided tailwinds.

Now that you, Olli, have been dragged back to work from your study leave and Viafin Service is a new company for you as an analyst, would you have wanted to open up here on the forum (even briefly and unofficially) about what kind of case you think this is? I myself have been an owner since early 2023, and I would gladly hear your opinion, as you are looking at the company with fresh eyes. This would also liven up this thread

Vilpon Olli has prepared a new company report after Viafin Service’s Q3 results.  Viafin Service’s Q3 revenue decreased by 0.7% from the comparison period to EUR 23.8 million, but it exceeded our forecast by EUR 1 million. Strong growth was achieved in the Maintenance segment, as its revenue increased by 15% from the comparison period to EUR 21.8 million. Approximately half of the growth was, in our estimation, due to the Karhu acquisition. Project business revenue, on the other hand, decreased by 60% to EUR 2.0 million due to strong comparison figures and profitability prioritizations made in project selections (i.e., increased price competition). The company’s Q3 operating profit of EUR 1.8 million was close to the comparison period (Q3’24: EUR 1.9 million) and also our own expectations (EUR 1.9 million). Quoted from the report: For H2 2026-2027, we expect project sales growth, in particular, to gradually accelerate with the recovering operating environment and the economic boost coming from the European investment wave. Through this, we forecast the company’s earnings to grow by an average of 10% per year between the last 12 months and 2027.                   Inderes              Viafin Services Q3'25: Kunnossapito tarjosi jälleen vakautta  - Inderes    Viafin Servicen Q3:n suoritus oli kokonaisuutena hyvä haastavassa markkinaympäristössä ja yhtiön liiketulos säilyi lähellä vertailukautta.

News Powered by Cision              Viafin Service Oyj:n liiketoimintakatsaus 1.1.-30.9.2025    VIAFIN SERVICE OYJ | Yhtiötiedote 3.11.2025 kello 8:00. Liiketulos ja liikevaihto lähes                             There was nothing unusual here, right? In this case too, it would be nice if the result had one more decimal place.

Olli interviewed Viafin Service’s CEO Heikki Pesu.                    Inderes              Viafin Service: Ketterä ja tehokas - Inderes    Aika: 16.09.2025 klo 15.25 Historiassa huomattavasti markkinaa nopeammin kannattavasti kasvaneen Viafin Servicen arvonluonti perustuu ketterään ja tehokkaaseen toimintamalliin matalalla organisaatiorakenteella.                             Topics: 00:00 Introduction  01:22 In what kind of market does Viafin Service operate?  03:07 Strong growth  04:07 Financial targets  05:22 Biggest bottleneck in growth  06:43 Flexibility of cost structure  07:37 Why is Viafin Service a good investment?

No major surprises; maintenance performed better than expected, while projects were weaker. https://www.inderes.fi/analyst-comments/viafin-service-q325-pikakommentti-pitkalti-odotusten-mukainen-liiketoimintakatsaus

Viafin Service

19.40 EUR

-1.52 %

Coverage

Revenue and EBIT-%

EPS and dividend

Risk

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