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UPM-Kymmene

24.58 EUR

+0.70 %

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UPM

NASDAQ Helsinki

Paper & Forest Products

Basic Materials

+0.70 %
-0.85 %
+1.65 %
+11.22 %
+3.58 %
-8.62 %
-29.51 %
-21.84 %
+204.47 %

UPM-Kymmene is active in the forest industry. The company currently works with the development of wood biomass and biofuel. The product portfolio is broad and includes, for example, biochemicals, printing materials, paper, and timber. The company has operations on a global level, with the largest presence around the European market. The head office is located in Helsinki.

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Market cap
12.97B EUR
Turnover
567.29K EUR
P/E (adj.) (25e)
20.72
EV/EBIT (adj.) (25e)
19.03
P/B (25e)
1.22
EV/S (25e)
1.67
Dividend yield-% (25e)
6.1 %
Coverage
Recommendation
Reduce
Target price
24.00 EUR
Updated
2025-10-29
Antti Viljakainen
Antti Viljakainen

Head of Research

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Released: 2025-10-29

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Financial calendar
4/2
2026

Annual report '25

9/4
2026

General meeting '26

29/4
2026

Interim report Q1'26

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UPM och Sappi omorganiserar sina affärsområden för grafiskt papper till ett joint venture-bolag
Analyst Comment by
Antti Viljakainen

UPM och Sappi omorganiserar sina affärsområden för grafiskt papper till ett joint venture-bolag

UPM och Sappi planerar att bilda ett joint venture-bolag för grafiska papper. Vi anser att arrangemanget är strategiskt förnuftigt, eftersom det minskar företagets beroende av en strukturellt sjunkande pappersmarknad med svaga utsikter. Arrangemanget föranleder dock inga omedelbara revideringar av våra estimat för UPM för de närmaste åren eller vår ståndpunkt om företaget, eftersom pappersaffärsområdenas andel av aktiens värde är måttlig.

UPM-Kymmene
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I don’t know if this was a sarcastic remark or not, but I need to correct this: pulpwood comes from thinning operations as well as from the tops of trees. Thinning is a very essential procedure for wood quality, and if thinnings were not carried out, the quality of the stand at final...
16 hours ago
by zyippi
20
I recommend a trip by train from Tampere to Oulu and back by car. There are so many windthrows that there’s plenty of pulpwood material. And wood chip material too, and of course sawlogs as well. I would imagine that timber is being offered to forest companies quite briskly now; ...
19 hours ago
by Kunhalvallasaa
8
Previously, I had compared UPM’s 10-year development. https://forum.inderes.com/t/sellulove-eli-stora-upm-metsa-jne/725/3891?u=taystumpelo Based on that, it’s more a case of treading water than actually becoming poorer. In relation to this, I once came across an article that stuck...
17 hours ago
by Täystumpelo
5
Approximately the same amount should fall in the wind every weekday; those three hundred thousand cubic meters correspond to slightly more than a day’s drain: Luonnonvarakeskus Hakkuukertymä ja puuston poistuma alueittain 2024
18 hours ago
by Täystumpelo
5
The impact of Hannes on the wood market is minor, if not altogether insignificant. According to media reports, only about 0.3 million cubic meters of wood were blown down. As a point of comparison, Storm Asta in 2010 leveled 8.1 million cubic meters and Storm Janika in 2001 downed...
14 hours ago
by Logitech
2
According to UPM and Stora representatives in a KL article, the impact on wood supply is local and temporary. The estimate was apparently that a total of 300,000 cubic meters of timber were downed in Storm Hannes.
19 hours ago
by TT
2
Yes, good point that a storm is the starting gun for selling wood and is therefore a significant matter. As it happens, I know some large forest owners, and one has already mentioned that a high percentage of those windfalls end up in the pulpwood pile. There is butt rot and splintering...
12 minutes ago
by Kunhalvallasaa
1
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