Marimekko

10.12 EUR

-0.59%

10,591 following
Corporate customer

MEKKO

NASDAQ Helsinki

Personal Goods

Consumer Goods & Services

-0.59 %
-0.20 %
-19.04 %
-21.79 %
-22.51 %
-9.96 %
+9.17 %
-2.50 %
+2,084.17 %

Marimekko is a textile and clothing company. The range includes clothing, bags, accessories and household items ranging from upholstery fabrics to porcelain. The products are sold through physical stores under the company's brand throughout the global market, primarily in Europe, North America and Asia. Marimekko was founded in 1951 and is headquartered in Helsinki.

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Market cap
411.37M EUR
Turnover
322.37K EUR
P/E (adj.) (26e)
16.17
EV/EBIT (adj.) (26e)
12.19
P/B (26e)
4.98
EV/S (26e)
2.02
Dividend yield-% (26e)
6.92 %
Coverage
Recommendation
Accumulate
Target price
11.50 EUR
Updated
2026-03-31
Rauli Juva

Analyst

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EPS and dividend

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Financial calendar
13/5
2026

Interim report Q1'26

13/8
2026

Interim report Q2'26

4/11
2026

Interim report Q3'26

Risk
Business risk
Valuation risk
Low
High

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Marimekko: Resilience to continue - Evli

Marimekko's Q4 came in slightly below our estimates, with profitability disappointing, particularly due to higher fixed costs. We expect stable and resilient performance to continue in 2026.

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Marimekko: Earnings fell short of estimates - Evli

Marimekko's fourth quarter revenue missed our estimates slightly, weighed down by wholesale weakness outside APAC. However, the important APAC region performed well and above our expectations. The company's profitability fell clearly short of estimates...

Forum discussions
I just returned from a trip to Tokyo lasting just over a week. The idea was to forget the stock market and focus on experiences, but as it goes, I ended up doing a bit of “Lynching” (investing based on consumer observations) again. Here are a few observations; the information value...
The only non-verbal cue I understood in this latest one was that Tiina was steadily backing away from me during the interview. I don’t know what to make of that, but it certainly didn’t affect the recommendation
Sometimes news from Marimekko too: Marimekko jatkaa laajentumistaan Aasiassa Indonesiaan ja Filippiineille - Inderes
A refreshingly critical post! Although I own a fair amount of the company myself and like the brand, the concerns raised by Almanakka are very well-founded. Management incentive scheme: After the financial year, the company introduced a new share-based management incentive program...
Looks like Marimekko’s annual general meeting might have to be held again due to a procedural error. A friend of mine just tried to get into the meeting at Finlandia Hall slightly late. The Finlandia Hall staff prevented entry on the grounds that a Marimekko representative had come...
Almanakka has written their own analysis on Marimekko following the Q4 results. After Q2, I myself grew tired of listening to management beating around the bush regarding Asia-related questions. Now, in my opinion, the market has quite deservedly punished the company for its poorly...
Finnish consumers are once again in a tight spot: inflation is rearing its head, rising interest rates are hitting mortgage holders, and assets are shrinking as stock and housing values melt away. At the same time, unemployment in Finland is among the highest in Europe. Regardless...
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