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Framery Group

6.25 EUR

-0.33 %

Less than 1K followers

FRAMERY

NASDAQ Helsinki

Real Estate Management & Development

Real Estate

-0.33 %
-7.65 %
-25.13 %
-25.13 %
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Framery Group creates solutions for open office environments, hybrid working and space optimization. The company offers a range of office pods designed to provide a soundproof and undisturbed space for meetings, work and privacy in noisy open office environments. The office pods include an integrated office solution, with full access available through the Framery Plus subscription. Framery’s headquarters are located in Tampere, Finland, where all assembly of the company’s pods takes place.

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Market cap
494.84M EUR
Turnover
70.63K EUR
Revenue
222.13M
EBIT %
18.47 %
P/E
24.05
Dividend yield-%
3.68 %
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Financial calendar
27/4
2026

General meeting '26

27/4
2026

Interim report Q1'26

28/4
2026

Annual dividend

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Cityvarasto’s CEO said in an interview today when asked about the small dividend (not a verbatim quote): “There is no sense in first raising money from the market and then distributing it out the other end.” Sounded like a jab at Framery.
2/24/2026, 4:16 PM
by Köyhänmiehen salkku
17
A quick tip: If it’s not a significantly larger company, it’s worth rechecking the cost of debt for WACC if you can get it well under 7%. Just a quick calculation of interest payments/long-term debt gave me around 8%. But yeah, the total WACC of ~10% is quite reasonable. That’s why...
4/1/2026, 8:51 AM
by Mzazz
13
Regarding Framery’s investments, the company is supported by a strong subcontractor network. The company doesn’t need to invest “anything” itself to increase capacity; that is the subcontractors’ problem. I work for one of these subcontracting companies, and there is plenty of room...
2/21/2026, 1:34 PM
by Beornegar
11
DCF is the graveyard where analysts go to die, and it’s particularly dreadful for companies like Remedy. No one in this world can possibly forecast cash flows even 5 years ahead, let alone over a 20-30 year period. As I’ve often said, the only useful aspect of a DCF model is the ...
4/1/2026, 11:40 AM
by Seinäkadun Keisari
8
Have I misunderstood something? I’m not yet a shareholder, but the market currently seems to be pricing Framery quite cautiously. With my own DCF model, I reach a valuation similar to the current share price with fairly moderate assumptions: revenue growth of about 5% per year in...
4/1/2026, 8:24 AM
by Raksii
8
If Framery’s order book is mainly for a few months, the company itself doesn’t know what will happen next year. Of course, they hope that business will continue. Based on this information, some eager external “analyst” can, of course, make cash flow calculations and analyze the fair...
yesterday
by Nordman09
7
Exactly. I feel, however, that this is the home-field advantage one seeks by investing in the domestic stock market. Even these small tidbits of information and personal observations are far more than what I can get from some company across the pond.
2/23/2026, 6:16 PM
by Beornegar
6
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