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query ContentSlug_ContentQuery(
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) {
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}

fragment CompanyDetails_Content on Content {
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}

fragment ContentBasicInfo on Content {
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    defaultInstrument {
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  ...PublishingDetails
  ...Reactions
}

fragment ContentMetadata on Content {
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  title
  lang
  pageUrl
  alternatePageUrls: translations {
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  imgUrl
  description
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  changedAt
  isPremium
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  companies {
    name
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  tags {
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  ... on Video {
    liveTime
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  }
  ... on Webcast {
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}

fragment ContentPageContentQuery_13QmVO on Query {
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    ... on StockExchangeRelease {
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}

fragment ForumPosts on ForumPost {
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}

fragment KeyFigures_Content on Content {
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}

fragment PriceAndRecommendation_Content on Content {
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      priceData {
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}

fragment PublishingDetails on Content {
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  }
  authors {
    __typename
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    imgUrl
    jobTitle
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}

fragment Reactions on Content {
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}

fragment ReportLink_Content on Content {
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  isPremium
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  }
  ... on ThirdPartyCompanyReport {
    reportUrl
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  ... on StockExchangeRelease {
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}

fragment TrendingContent_1jQ2Cn on Query {
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      squareLogoUrl
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      id
    }
    authors {
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    }
    publishers {
      imgUrl
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}


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Nokian Panimo is a brewery. The brewery produces everything from beer and cider, to non-alcoholic beverages such as mineral water and soft drinks. The brewery's best-known brand is the Keisari series of beers. The brewery also produces small batches of named beers on request. Nokian Panimo was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Nokia, Finland.

In the absence of newer data, here is a list from a couple of years ago of the best-selling beers, which also lists the non-alcoholic versions for the K-Group:                   Ilta-Sanomat – 13 Jul 24              Tässä ovat myydyimmät oluet – tietty sää saa suomalaiset ostamaan olutta    Kysyimme K- ja S-ryhmältä sekä Lidliltä, mitä oluita suomalaiset ostavat kaikkein eniten.                             I checked the price per liter on S-kanava for those TOP 10 non-alcoholic beers: A.Le Coq Premium 0,0% 0,33l can 6-pack (2.67 €/l)  Brooklyn Special Effects 0,4% 0,33l bottle (6.52 €/l)  Corona Cero 0,0% 0,33l bottle (4.52 €/l)  Crisp Vaalea Lager 0,0% 0,33l can 6-pack (2.57 €/l)  Heineken 0,0% 0,33l bottle (4.36 €/l)  Heineken 0,0% 0,33l can 6-pack (3.88 €/l)  K1664 Blanc 0,0% 0,33l bottle (5.73 €/l)  Karhu 0,0% 0,33 can 8-pack (3.18 €/l)  Lasso Zero 0,0% 0,33l can (2.73 €/l) The big picture is clear in my opinion, meaning consumers are looking for cheap drinks. In exactly one case does the unit price of the drink exceed 2 euros according to the S-Group price list. If non-alcoholic Keisari were sold at a liter price of approx. 4 euros in half-liter cans, I think it would have a good chance of gaining a foothold in the market if the quality succeeds. It won’t be able to challenge the cheapest bulk beer with its price, but it would still fall within the price point that consumers are willing to pay.

Non-alcoholic beer is definitely a product where taste is the deciding factor, and price doesn’t matter as much as it does with regular beer. Nobody drinks a case of crappy-tasting cheap lager. Unless to get drunk.

Oh right. I completely forgot about this investment in the newer non-alcoholic beer production… That’s true, they actually needed to invest in production even more. I was actually surprised by this at the time, as I thought they already had the capabilities for this. So it’s possible that I’ve also gotten too good of an impression of many other things related to the brewery, and there is a lot of maintenance backlog / deferred capital expenditure (investointivelkaa) hiding in the corners. I am also very surprised by how large the company’s logistics investments are. This isn’t necessarily a negative thing, but the company certainly believes in very substantial volume growth with that investment.

[quote=“Rauli_Juva, post:315, topic:59428”]  After the investments of the coming years, the beer capacity will already be close to the craft brewery limit of 15 million litres (though some of it will be non-alcoholic in the future, which doesn’t count towards the limit), so in my opinion, significant growth in space-consuming beer capacity won’t be needed in the 2030s. If I remember correctly, the company also commented somewhere that there is indeed enough space on the plot; after all, a fairly large chunk of the front area is currently used as parking, for example. [/quote> I see great growth potential specifically in non-alcoholic beer. In Finland, the share of non-alcoholic beer out of total consumption is around 2%, whereas in the EU it is likely over 8%, and in some countries even clearly higher. Along with the staggering growth potential, there is also room in the market. Many cheap alternatives taste roughly like dishwater (just an impression; I haven’t spent tasting evenings enjoying dishwater), and with quality products, on the other hand, the average consumer hits a price ceiling. If Nokian Panimo succeeds in non-alcoholic beers the way it has succeeded in alcoholic beers—meaning sufficiently good and sufficiently affordable—the growth opportunities for the well-known Keisari brand are huge. Naturally, when thinking about production in the 2030s regarding spatial limits, the considerations shift towards the end of the decade rather than the beginning. The size of the plot makes me wonder not only about how much buildings can fit there, but also about how much truck traffic the warehouse can accommodate. Of course, it would be quite interesting to know what kind of litre volumes the new warehouse enables, considering the concentration of consumption in certain months. The strong growth in the number of product items certainly doesn’t make the situation any easier.

Isn’t Nokian Panimo currently investing only in logistics? My understanding is that production itself has been in pretty good shape compared to the industry in general. Of course, they might need a new filling machine and more fermentation capacity.

Although nobody really asked me, I’ll comment on a couple of points   I agree. The only problem is what to strip out from there—meaning whether one assumes the market values Belarus at zero or something else, and how the cash held there is treated. OP (Pohjola Bank) covers Olvi, so based on their own estimates, they can probably provide multiples, but you can’t get a purely market-based multiple for Olvi without Belarus, which is why it’s not in our analysis.  Following the investments of the next few years, the beer capacity will already be close to the craft brewery limit of 15 million liters (though part of it will be non-alcoholic in the future, which doesn’t count towards the limit), so in my opinion, significant growth in space-consuming beer capacity won’t be needed in the 2030s. If I recall correctly, the company also commented somewhere that there is indeed enough space on the plot; after all, there is a fairly large slice of parking lot currently out front.  The company is, in fact, investing heavily in production over the next few years, so this claim is not currently accurate. However, it will be once the investments planned for the coming years are completed.  No, the warehouse investment was made in 24–25, and now they are investing in production, as stated in the release below. Despite the headline, the investment involves much more than just equipment for non-alcoholic beer.            Nokian Panimo              Nokian Panimon tuotevalikoima laajenee alkoholittomiin oluisiin

Fixed costs in the industry are severe. Volume growth shouldn’t show up significantly as cost increases for Nokian Panimo, which in turn compensates for the loss of subsidies. I won’t give out example figures too much, as they likely fall under my non-disclosure agreement (I haven’t worked at Nokian Panimo). Based on the information I have, I am quite sure that Nokian Panimo still has good opportunities to grow volume without major investments in production itself. The problem arises if volume is grown through low-margin contract manufacturing, like my former employer. In that case, it can be more profitable to produce less, because an extra liter loses more in subsidies than it generates in gross margin.

Nokian Panimo

Nokian Panimo delivered a solid H2 in line with expectations, entering 2026 with a record product launch pipeline and added capacity enabling growth going ahead. 

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Nokian Panimo: Solid H2, stage set for further growth - Evli

Nokian Panimo: Solid H2, stage set for further growth - Evli