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Metso is a provider of technology solutions that promote sustainable development and comprehensive solutions and services for aggregates, mineral processing and metal refining worldwide. The company's solutions are used to manage customers' energy and water use. Metso was founded through the merger of Metso Minerals and Outotec in July 2020. The company's headquarters are located in Helsinki.

Aapeli has written a company report on Metso following Q4.  Metso’s Q4 result was in line with both our and consensus expectations. The result was supported by revenue development that exceeded forecasts, while the margin relative to expectations was weighed down by a rather equipment-heavy sales mix. In contrast, the company’s order intake fell short of our high expectations. The company made no changes to its outlook, and we believe the demand situation can be expected to remain good. Based on the report, we made only minor revisions to our forecasts. Consequently, we see the return expectation for the coming years still relying too heavily on a moderate dividend yield. Thus, we reiterate our Reduce recommendation for the share and our target price of 16 euros. Quoted from the report:  ..In our assessment, the most significant drivers in Minerals continue to be gold and copper projects in particular. Development has also been positive in Aggregates regarding equipment orders, driven especially by the normalization of the situation in North America and a pick-up in European demand, although demand on the services side is still more moderate.                    Inderes              Metso Q4'25: Kone käy kuumana, mutta arvostus hiertää - Inderes    Metson Q4-tulos oli linjassa sekä meidän että konsensuksen odotusten kanssa.

A good and pretty much expected result. Good to continue from here

Here is Aapeli’s company preview report, as Metso releases its Q4 results on Thursday.  We have raised our forecasts for Minerals for the coming years, reflecting recent order announcements, and we estimate that the positive momentum will continue, driven by the current strong state of the metals market. We also expect this to support the company’s longer-term growth and margin potential through the growth of the service business. With the strong earnings growth outlook for the coming years, we are ready to place more weight on the longer-term potential in our assessment; reflecting this, we are raising our target price to EUR 16.0 (prev. EUR 12.5). However, given the sharp rise in the share price and valuation, we see the expected return for the coming years relying on a dividend yield that has fallen to a rather low level, which is why we reiterate our Reduce recommendation.                   Inderes              Metso Q4'25 -ennakko: Arvostus vaatii virheetöntä suoritusta - Inderes    Metso julkistaa Q4-tuloksensa torstaina noin kello 9.

News Powered by Cision              Metso ostaa australialaisen MRA Automationin vahvistaakseen...    Metso Oyj:n lehdistötiedote 2.2.2026 klo 06.00 paikallista aikaa Metso on ostanut australialaisen                             Metso has acquired Australian MRA Automation (Multiskilled Resources Australia Pty Ltd), which provides engineering and software services as well as automation solutions for bulk material handling needs. The privately owned company is a global leader in providing automation technology and digital solutions for ports and terminals, and its office is located in Newcastle, on the east coast of Australia. The parties have agreed not to disclose the purchase price. The acquisition has no material impact on Metso’s financial results. The acquisition enables integrated and comprehensive solutions for bulk material handling for customers. These advanced technologies improve efficiency, safety, and operational flow at all stages of the process. About MRA Automation MRA Automation is an Australian company with approximately 60 employees, focusing on providing advanced industrial automation solutions for bulk material handling and port operations through its team of experts. The company combines its own smart automation services with Axo33 Smart Software products.

Hi everyone in the thread! An update on the copper matters: I sent questions to Metso specifically regarding the points and reflections raised by Timo. But I also asked Timo for help with the questions via private message, but I also included some of my “own questions,” meaning Metso received both high-quality questions and “rookie” questions. Metso promised to get back to the questions after February 20, 2026. Thanks once again to Timo

This is indeed an interesting point. I completely agree that the supply side of copper is becoming increasingly challenging in various ways, which I believe will support demand for Metso’s products and services in the long run. I have understood that copper mining is becoming more difficult as the quality of copper deposits declines, which a player like Metso naturally benefits from structurally. In practice, this means that to produce the same amount of copper, more rock must be processed and more complex processes must be managed than before, requiring even more efficient crushing, grinding, and concentration solutions, and of course, optimization of the entire process. This is exactly what Metso offers with all its services. Another thing that is personally more interesting to me is the circular economy perspective of copper. The more valuable copper becomes, the more profitable its recycling becomes as well, and this is further accelerated by the continuous development of circular economy infrastructure and supporting regulation, which has not taken any steps back. What is interesting from Metso’s perspective is that its technologies are also suitable for copper recycling, not just traditional mining. For instance, they have solutions under the name e-scrap for processing electrical and electronic waste, and hydrometallurgical processes for copper recovery. Another interesting angle is that Metso’s technologies allow for the integration of recycled copper into the primary copper process. In other words, this source of recycled copper (e.g., some scrap fraction or similar) can, as I understand it, be run through the same process as mined copper, which supports the transition toward metal production that truly relies on a circular economy. I am personally on board with Metso because the company is well-positioned for a world where copper is increasingly needed, but producing it requires smarter technology than before—regardless of whether the copper comes from the ground or if raw materials already in use are being utilized. I am not a deep expert in this field, but if I may make a wish, perhaps someone could ask Metso about this in more detail and map out what kind of competitive advantages or exploitable patents they might have in this area? In other words, to understand a bit better what Metso’s role and competitive lead are in a world turning toward a circular economy. I am under the impression that there would be plenty of these, especially within the former Outotec’s technology portfolio.

Metso received a massive order of over 180 million from Asia, as reported a couple of weeks ago, and other positive “copper news” has been heard from the company in recent months. That’s great, but is the copper boom just getting started—meaning things will get even better in the future? There have been reports of supply issues—apparently, there aren’t enough copper discoveries, and any existing copper projects are still in the early stages and far from certain. Plus, in any case, it takes time to develop mines. S&P Global estimates that copper demand will grow by as much as 50% by 2040. @Jukka7 mentioned in the commodities thread that Trump’s tariffs could also impact copper prices, as Americans are hoarding copper for that reason as well. The much-discussed data centers require massive amounts of copper, and of course, the defense sector and various energy initiatives do too… Prices are also driven up by various regulations, ESG factors, and general opposition to mining projects, which are slow-moving anyway. So… the green transition and renewable alternatives in general require a lot of copper; if said transition is viewed as a long-term trend, copper is in a good spot. We shouldn’t forget electric vehicles—EV adoption fluctuates, but their market share only continues to grow.  Copper is already facing supply issues; it’s in high demand now and will be even more so in the future. For Metso, copper business is a big deal, and it’s tied to these long-term trends… Is Metso set for a nice stock price rally thanks to copper? After all, the company also has other growth drivers (perhaps), plus it has more stable and profitable aftermarket business as its foundation, so isn’t Metso starting to look like a pretty sweet investment? Am I oversimplifying things too much, or is Metso well-positioned for the copper rally? On the other hand, if copper isn’t being produced in massive quantities relative to demand, then Metso can’t make much money either, because the products Metso offers aren’t needed if there isn’t enough copper—so does that end my copper bull case for Metso  , or what do you think?

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Metso Corporation's stock exchange release on February 10, 2026, at 09:00 a.m. EETMetso's Chief Growth Officer Claudia Genin has decided to resign and will leave the company at the latest during...

<div class="abstract">Metso Corporation's stock exchange release on February 10, 2026, at 09:00 a.m. EET</div>Metso's Chief Growth Officer Claudia Genin has decided to resign and will leave the company at the latest during August 2026. Claudia has worked at Metso for almost 15 years in several roles and has served as Chief Growth Officer and a member of the Metso Leadership Team since November 2024."Claudia has played a significant role in Metso's development, including her leadership in areas such as Service business development and, more recently, in the creation and implementation of our `We go beyond.' growth strategy. Throughout her time with us, she has brought strong strategic thinking and energy, helping us steer important initiatives forward and strengthening the foundation for our future growth. I would like to warmly thank Claudia for her exceptional contributions, her partnership within the Metso Leadership Team, and the impact she has had across the organization. We wish her every success as she embarks on her next chapter," says Metso's President and CEO Sami Takaluoma.The recruitment process for a new Chief Growth Officer has started.&nbsp;Further information: Metso Media Desk, tel. +358 20 482 1930, email: media(at)metso.com &nbsp;Distribution: &nbsp;Nasdaq Helsinki LtdMain mediawww.metso.com Metso is a frontrunner in sustainable technologies, end-to-end solutions and services for the aggregates, minerals processing and metals refining industries globally. We improve our customers' energy and water efficiency, increase their productivity, and reduce environmental risks with our product and service expertise. We are the partner for positive change. Metso is headquartered in Espoo, Finland. At the end of 2024 Metso had close to 17,000 employees in around 50 countries, and sales in 2024 were about EUR 4.9 billion. Metso is listed on the Nasdaq Helsinki. <a href="http://www.metso.com">metso.com</a><div></div>