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fragment CompanyDetails_Content on Content {
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Neste produces transport fuel and renewable fuels. Today, the largest operations and extraction are held in the Nordic market, where the company is active in the entire value chain, from extraction to delivery to port depots. In addition, the opportunity is given for direct sales where customers can pick up fuel at selected stations. The largest market is in the Nordic region, and the company is headquartered in Espoo, Finland.

Sale of Internal Combustion Engine Cars Will Not Be Banned After All – EU Yielded to Strong Resistance The European Union has abandoned its plans to ban the sale of new internal combustion engine cars in 2035, says the chairman of the European Parliament’s largest group, the EPP.                   kauppalehti.fi              Polttomoottoriautojen kielto kumottu    Euroopan unioni on luopunut aikeistaan kieltää uusien polttomoottoriautojen myynti vuonna 2035, kertoo Euroopan parlamentin suurimman ryhmän EPP:n puheenjohtaja.

https://www.argusmedia.com/en/news-and-insights/latest-market-news/2764078-german-cabinet-passes-eu-red-iii  The German government approved the biofuel bill, according to which “double counting” will be removed from the beginning of the year. And this is retroactively from the beginning of the year, even if the final decision is not made by the beginning of the year.

It seems that Verbio today gave a positive impact to Neste’s share price, too. Solid start in Q1 2025/26; forecast for 2025/26 confirmed “Verbio confirms the forecast communicated with the publication of the annual report on September 25, 2025: The Management Board expects to achieve EBITDA in the high double-digit million range in the financial year 2025/26. The board bases this on historical market spreads1 that are below the spreads achieved in the financial year 2024/25, while it expects GHG quota prices to recover compared to the previous year.” “Claus Sauter, Chief Executive Officer of Verbio SE, commented: “The demand for molecules and the GHG quotas in the market make us optimistic. The market for bioethanol in particular remains tight. Even if the planned entry into force of RED III can no longer take place within the time frame foreseen due to the repeated delays in the cabinet, the ministries continue to assume that it will be applied retroactively. A new draft from the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Climate Protection, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMUKN) has already been made public, and our initial view of this is positive overall. There has also already been a ministerial agreement to abolish double counting – a key driver for market recovery, alongside the reform of the protection of legitimate expectations.”

It’s probably difficult to calculate, but OP raised Neste’s target price to 27 euros.

Malinen admitted in the interview that he is not fully aware of everything, which I think is quite commendable for a CEO. It would be dangerous if he pretended to know. In my opinion, this also explains why Malinen did not buy the company, even though some considered it clearly undervalued. I quite fortunately doubled my position at the decade’s lowest price, under 7 euros, on April 9th, because I believed and still believe that RED-III will increase the demand for renewables, especially for advanced fuels and SAF, where Neste has a great strength. In hindsight, it’s easy to say it was a smart decision. My enthusiasm for buying was also not diminished by the fact that Anttonen, who is a deep expert in the field, also bought Neste in the spring, even though it is a competitor to St1. Of course, Anttonen seemed to have somewhat desperate dreams of separating renewables into a joint venture led by him, which I do not share. Now, in my opinion, the price is much more wisely valued, and future appreciation is based on Neste being able to beat competitors and maintain its market shares. Losing market shares is likely almost inevitable as competition becomes more global and larger, but I believe Neste enters this race from a very strong position, even though the technological advantage is closing at an increasingly faster pace, especially in HVO with easily accessible raw materials. SAF’s CAGR is around 50%, so I still don’t think Neste is too expensive, as Neste is a clear market and technology leader in the SAF market. I would buy even more at these prices if Neste’s weight in my portfolio wasn’t already excessive.

Yes, I also ask myself why I didn’t buy more Nordea or Sampo when they were available for 5e/share during the corona dip. Malinen probably had quite a few things on his table to consider during the first 6 months, and at least for me, the first thing on my mind would be how to turn the ship around, because then you’ll get a pretty nice number of those shares from the incentive program anyway.

According to OP’s morning review, Germany is considering removing the double counting of renewable diesel. Double counting = if you produce renewable diesel made from e.g. waste/used cooking oil, 1 physical tonne is counted as 2 tonnes in mandates, meaning it fulfills the blending obligation with an “oversized” factor. This has reduced the need for actual physical volume. If double counting is removed, Germany’s renewable diesel’s actual demand could increase by 1.5–2 Mt, which would be clear support for the market and Neste’s business. Has anyone calculated what such an additional demand of 1.5–2 Mt practically means for Neste on the bottom line?

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Neste Corporation, Stock Exchange Release, 31 May 2022 at 10:00 a.m. (EET) Carl Nyberg, M.Sc. (Economics and Business Administration), has been nominated as Executive Vice President, Renewables...

Neste Corporation, Stock Exchange Release, 31 May 2022 at 10:00 a.m. (EET)&nbsp;Carl Nyberg, M.Sc. (Economics and Business Administration), has been nominated as Executive Vice President, Renewables Platform and member of the Neste Executive Committee. He will start in this position on 1 June 2022, and will report to President and CEO Matti Lehmus. In this role he succeeds Matti Lehmus, who was appointed as Neste's President and CEO as of 1 May, 2022.&nbsp;Carl Nyberg joined Neste in 2005, and has held several key leadership positions during his career at Neste. He has been a member of the Executive Committee and holding the position of Executive Vice President, Renewable Road Transportation since 2019.&nbsp;&nbsp;"I am truly pleased to welcome Carl to lead our Renewables Platform. He has successfully developed the Renewable Road Transportation business, including expanding its market footprint. His extensive knowledge on our renewables business operations and business environment is very valuable in our renewables growth strategy execution," says Matti Lehmus, Neste's President and CEO."I am excited to take a new step in my Neste career and lead our fast growing and global Renewables Platform. I am truly honoured and looking forward to continuing the excellent achievements of Renewables Platform led by Matti in Neste's strategic journey of becoming a global leader in renewable and circular solutions," says Carl Nyberg.&nbsp;&nbsp;CV and photo of Carl Nyberg are attached to this release.Neste CorporationSusanna Sieppi Vice President, CommunicationsFurther information: Neste's media service, tel. +358&nbsp; 800 94025 / media@neste.com(weekdays from 8.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. EET)