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The glass is half full

By Antti ViljakainenHead of Research
Valmet
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We find the overall picture of Valmet’s Q1 report neutral, even though there was strong discord in the businesses, especially in terms of orders and demand outlook. However, we prefer to see the glass as half full, as the stable businesses that are important for Valmet's result and value develop at least reasonably, which compensates for the headwind caused by the weakness of the device businesses' orders and order outlook, especially for next year. After the report, the decreases in earnings forecasts were minor at Group level. We believe that the upside in Valmet's low valuation and the good dividend yield of nearly 6% still generate a higher expected return than the required return on a one-year scope.

Valmet supplies technologies, automation and lifecycle services to process industries globally, including pulp, paper and energy. The company operates globally and supports customers from initial capital equipment delivery through decades of operation. Its business model is based on a large installed base, long-term customer relationships and recurring services.

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Key Estimate Figures08.02.2024

202324e25e
Revenue5,532.05,423.55,267.2
growth-%9.0 %-2.0 %-2.9 %
EBIT (adj.)598.0593.5611.0
EBIT-% (adj.)10.8 %10.9 %11.6 %
EPS (adj.)2.312.192.30
Dividend1.351.401.45
Dividend %5.2 %4.8 %5.0 %
P/E (adj.)11.313.312.6
EV/EBITDA8.48.57.9

Forum discussions

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12/25/2025, 10:21 PM
by JBulli
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Noteworthy perspectives on the valve market: Demand stability The ability of valves to create value for the customer: “Valve businesses create...
12/23/2025, 3:29 PM
by Jussi Koskinen
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Yep, the valve market is very fragmented (i.e. there is a double-digit number of at least regionally relevant players), unlike the forest industry...
12/23/2025, 11:41 AM
by Antti Viljakainen
15
Even Neles’ product portfolio wasn’t perfect. Valmet has been among the market leaders in certain industries, such as the pulp and paper and...
12/23/2025, 10:37 AM
by Enronin tilintarkastaja
26
Indeed. In practice, growth is more difficult in the forest industry due to the duopoly, but there is certainly room for consolidation in valves...
12/23/2025, 7:37 AM
by Harvasepäivä
10
Now if only I understood how this acquisition of Severn fits in? Valmet already bought Neles, which also manufactures valves. Is Valmet aiming...
12/23/2025, 7:35 AM
by Old_man
2
Here are Viljakainen’s comments on Valmet’s latest acquisition. Valmet announced on Monday that it has signed an agreement to acquire the industrial...
12/23/2025, 6:18 AM
by Sijoittaja-alokas
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