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Lindex Group

2.51 EUR

+0.60 %

6,864 following

LINDEX

NASDAQ Helsinki

Personal Goods

Consumer Goods & Services

+0.60 %
+3.29 %
+1.62 %
-6.52 %
-12.24 %
-14.63 %
+21.55 %
+108.13 %
-83.24 %

Lindex Group operates in the retail sector. The Group manages a number of stores in major shopping centres and large commercial premises located throughout the Nordic market. The Group is a retailer of several brands and the range consists of clothing, shoes and related accessories. The company has its headquarters in Helsinki.

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Market cap
411.74M EUR
Turnover
178.63K EUR
Revenue
952.3M
EBIT %
6.79 %
P/E
15.69
Dividend yield-%
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Released: 2025-10-01

Latest extensive report

Released: 2023-12-19

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Financial calendar
26/3
2026

General meeting '26

28/4
2026

Interim report Q1'26

17/7
2026

Interim report Q2'26

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With Stockmann’s lease liabilities raising a significant amount of concern among shareholders (and Lindex followers), it would be great if Lindex still had research coverage purchased from Inderes. In the absence of this information, I tried to outline the matter myself, and a direct...
2/9/2026, 9:10 AM
by Addick
7
kaupantila.fi Onko Stockmannin tavaratalojen käänne viimein totta? Vuosikymmenen mittaisen alamäen jälkeen Stockmannin tavaratalot näyttävät vihdoin palaavan kannattavan kasvun tielle.
2/9/2026, 6:43 AM
by Nicolas
5
The quarterly figures looked good, but that mess with the dividend did not. Lindex feels very opaque administratively. The Stockmann division is indeed a problem, but if the cash flow could be brought to even the -10 million euro level, it could be spun off as its own company with...
2/8/2026, 5:04 PM
by Farseer
4
Once Lindex starts paying dividends, would people here want a large one-off dividend? For me, a policy where they pay 25 cents (about 10% at the current share price) and continue that for many years could work. Dividend hawks would likely become interested in Lindex. At the same ...
2/11/2026, 10:55 AM
by Kotipuutarhuri
3
I don’t believe there are many easy solutions, at least. Giving it away, even with sweeteners, would certainly be a solution that would be agreed upon immediately if a taker could be found. This has been done with unprofitable machine shops by giving the company to the employees ...
2/8/2026, 4:50 PM
by Aili
2
I don’t know if it has already been mentioned in the thread, but in addition to Inderes, it seems OP has also discontinued its coverage of Lindex. I doubled my own small Lindex position last Friday, as the Lindex share appears more interesting for a change.
2/9/2026, 9:39 AM
by HH82
1
A pleasant thought, but we’ll see! For me, shopping there is a common everyday thing, but I’m probably in the minority these days. A teacher acquaintance of mine mentioned that their teenage students had apparently left in the middle of the school day to go to the Tampere Stockmann...
2/9/2026, 6:55 AM
by Kelmeelä
1
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