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Tamtron operates in the industrial sector. The company specializes in manufacturing industrial tools. The product range is broad and mainly includes digital weighing equipment, such as crane scales, pallet truck scales, log crane scales, dumper scales, railway scales, and data acquisition systems. The customers can be found in various sectors, with the greatest concentration in the industrial and logistics sector. The business is run globally with the largest presence in Europe.

I ended up selling the Tamtron shares in my portfolio. I first bought the stock after the IPO, around the time of the Lahti Precision acquisition. Back then, I thought this was an interesting B2B product company in a niche market with a steady service business. The management is also well-incentivized through share ownership. Despite that, the company hasn’t really gone anywhere, at least in terms of earnings, and that is reflected in the share price.  I understand, of course, that small caps have had a tough time over the past few years. Still, my expectations for the company’s performance were higher. My doubts rose from the guidance misses. Even though they were small misses, they still don’t strengthen confidence in the company. The first dividend in the company’s listed history this spring was the final straw for me. Somehow, it signaled a change in the investment story. I would have preferred to use the money for inorganic growth in a fragmented industry. I’ll continue to follow Tamtron’s story from the sidelines. Perhaps I’ll return as an owner in the future if the performance looks more convincing.

Here are Pauli’s comments regarding Tamtron’s small acquisition   Tamtron announced on Monday that it has acquired the entire share capital of the Finnish company Teknoscale Oy. We view the acquisition as a step in line with the company’s strategy that complements its product portfolio. Tamtron is financing part of the purchase price through a directed share issue, but the company did not disclose the full purchase price of the acquisition. Our initial stance on this small acquisition is neutral, and we will incorporate it into our forecasts in our next company report.                    Inderes – 2 Jun 26              Tamtron kertoi pienestä täydentävästä yritysostosta - Inderes    Pidämme yrityskauppaa yhtiön strategian mukaisena askeleena, joka täydentää sen tuoteportfoliota.

Miksu and Pauli discussed Tamtron based on an extensive report                    Inderes              Tamtron: Tuloskasvussa potentiaalia, kun markkina piristyy - Inderes    Aika: 31.03.2026 klo 16.20 Teollisuuden heikohko suhdanne on jarruttanut Tamtronin orgaanista kehitystä ja liikevaihdon kasvu on ollut pääosin yritysostojen varassa.                             Topics: 00:00 Introduction  00:15 What problem does Tamtron solve?  02:13 Cloud-based data solutions  03:01 Development of the weighing equipment market  04:19 Forecasts for the coming years  05:19 Financial targets and acquisitions  06:58 Fragmented competitive landscape  10:04 Add recommendation

Pauli has written an excellent comprehensive report on Tamtron  Tamtron, a company producing industrial weighing solutions, is a relatively stable and profitable company, as its solutions are critical for the smooth continuation of customer processes, and services account for over a third of the company’s revenue. In recent years, the company has significantly invested in growth in SaaS solutions and in expanding the sales of industrial dosing systems outside of Finland, which should support earnings growth in the medium term. The weak economic cycle in the industrial sector has hindered organic development in recent years, and revenue growth has primarily relied on acquisitions. We slightly cut our current year forecasts as the Iran war causes downward pressure on economic growth expectations, and we lower our target price to 6.0 euros (previously 6.2 €). We still consider the valuation to be favorable in the big picture, so we reiterate our Add recommendation.                   Inderes              Tamtron laaja raportti: Pitkäjänteinen työ jatkuu epävarmassa markkinassa -...    Liiketoimintamalli on houkutteleva, mutta orgaanisen kasvun piristyminen voi venyä ensi vuoteen.                              Capex investment needs are moderate We forecast organic investments to be 1.9-2.2 MEUR/year for 2026-30, which is in line with our forecasted normal depreciation level. In our view, the company currently has no need to increase capex investments, so the forecasted earnings growth will be reflected as clear free cash flow growth. Investments may even decrease in the short term after the completion of the ERP project and as mScales development work potentially becomes more efficient with AI. Intangible amortizations related to acquisitions are 2.3 MEUR in our forecasts for 2026e but decrease to 1.5 MEUR by 2030e, assuming the company does not execute new acquisitions.  Quoted from the report:

Thank you for the response! I wasn’t surprised myself that dividend payments were initiated, but I would have expected a more moderate level to start with. For now, I have to believe and trust that the company makes all the necessary investments and investments with a good return on capital before the distribution decision, so that the tail doesn’t start wagging the dog. As a shareholder, I will follow with interest how the company develops. In the case of this company in particular, I prefer per-share figures because the company actively uses its own shares for growth.

Good question, and now is a fitting moment to look at this topic as the company, through its dividend payment, is shifting its capital allocation compared to the line we have seen in recent years. I wouldn’t draw conclusions purely based on the average cash flows of previous years because, for instance, in 2023, the amount of net working capital on the balance sheet increased significantly (presumably following the Lahti Precision acquisition), which weighed on the cash flow. However, a similar increase in net working capital is not expected in the future. I did my own calculation of the company’s cash flow profile based on 2026 forecasts. According to the forecast, dividends would account for about half of the free cash flow (FCF: 2.4 MEUR or €0.31/share), leaving approximately 1.2 MEUR (€0.16/share) for debt repayments or acquisitions. Regarding working capital, the forecast assumes that the net working capital-to-revenue ratio will grow to 15.1% (2025: 14.9%), so in that sense, the forecast is relatively moderate regarding cash flow. In addition to cash flow, the current leverage on the balance sheet is moderate (2025 net debt/EBITDA: 1.3x), so acquisitions can be partially debt-financed. The company has also frequently conducted small share issues in connection with acquisitions, directed at least to the seller of the acquired business or potentially also to existing shareholders. Thus, in addition to internal cash flow and debt, share issues are also utilized to fund acquisitions. Tamtron’s cash flows 2026e (upper figure MEUR, lower EUR per share)  OCF: Operating cash flow OCF - Rah.: Operating cash flow after financing costs CAPEX: Organic investments FCF: Free cash flow DIV: Dividend Netto: Net amount remaining for debt repayment or acquisitions

Hi @Pauli_Lohi and have a nice weekend. I have been a Tamtron shareholder since the IPO and I’m fairly satisfied with the performance. I consider the dividend now announced to be high in relation to the company’s growth targets and cash flow. What do you think yourself, and am I on the right track with the approach below? According to my calculations, the 2022–2025 free cash flow (adjusted for acquisitions from investments) has been about half of Inderes’ adjusted EPS. In the table below, 2022–2025 FCF is 0.69 / EPS (adj.) is 1.35. If Tamtron’s annual EPS capability is now around €0.4 and half of that, i.e., €0.2, remains as free cash flow, then after a €0.15 dividend, only 1/4 of the free cash flow (€0.05/share) is left to be used for growth? So, is the company’s growth intended to be funded mainly through debt and its own shares? On the other hand, could the free cash flow be higher relative to the result? Or is my thinking flawed in that the cash flow from investments also includes growth investments? Do you have a breakdown of the ratio of maintenance investments and growth investments within the total? 2022	2023	2024	2025 Cumulative EPS (adj.) 0.29	0.62	0.99	1.35 Cumulative OCF/Share 0.14	0.32	1.14	1.63 Cumulative FCF/Share −0.10	−0.09	0.47	0.69

Tamtron

Tamtron Group Plc | Company Release | December 30, 2024 at 18:30:00 EETTrade date30.12.2024Bourse tradeBuyShareTAMTRONAmount585 sharesAverage price/ share5.5400 EURTotal cost3 240.90 EURNASDAQ...

<div class="mfn-header mfn-header-finland"><p>Tamtron Group Plc | Company Release | December 30, 2024 at 18:30:00 EET</p></div><div class="mfn-body"><table><tbody><tr><td rowspan="1" colspan="1">Trade date</td><td rowspan="1" colspan="1">30.12.2024</td></tr><tr><td rowspan="1" colspan="1">Bourse trade</td><td rowspan="1" colspan="1">Buy</td></tr><tr><td rowspan="1" colspan="1">Share</td><td rowspan="1" colspan="1">TAMTRON</td></tr><tr><td rowspan="1" colspan="1">Amount</td><td rowspan="1" colspan="1">585 shares</td></tr><tr><td rowspan="1" colspan="1">Average price/ share</td><td rowspan="1" colspan="1">5.5400 EUR</td></tr><tr><td rowspan="1" colspan="1">Total cost</td><td rowspan="1" colspan="1">3&nbsp;240.90 EUR</td></tr></tbody></table><p>NASDAQ OMX Helsinki</p><p>Tamtron Group Plc now holds a total of 25 080 shares including the shares repurchased on 30.12.2024</p><p>On behalf of Tamtron Group Plc<br>Nordea Pankki Suomi Oyj</p><p>Janne Sarvikivi<br>Sami Huttunen</p></div><div class="mfn-footer mfn-208861414744"><p><strong class="mfn-heading-1">For further information</strong><br>Miika Tuominen, CFO<br>Direct: +358 40&nbsp;522 2210<br>Email: <a rel="noopener" href="mailto:miika.tuominen@tamtron.fi">miika.tuominen@tamtron.</a>com</p></div><div class="mfn-footer mfn-attachment mfn-attachment-general"><p><strong class="mfn-heading-1">Attachments</strong><br><a rel="noopener" href="https://storage.mfn.se/bbb10a35-7aef-4849-bc61-d8080bf32241/tamtron-30-12-trades.xlsx">Tamtron 30 12 Trades</a></p></div>

Tamtron Group Plc: Share repurchase 30.12.2024

Tamtron Group Plc: Share repurchase 30.12.2024

Trade date	30.12.2024
Bourse trade	Buy
Share	TAMTRON
Amount	585 shares
Average price/ share	5.5400 EUR
Total cost	3 240.90 EUR