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Arvo Sijoitusosuuskunta

86.97 EUR

+0.89 %

1,910 following

ARVOSK

First North Finland

Investment

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Dividend

+0.89 %

+8.64 %

+9.40 %

+4.92 %

+30.45 %

+38.05 %

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+10.10 %

Arvo Sijoitusosuuskunta is an investment company. The company is run as a cooperative with members who are active in the company and get to share in large parts of the company's profits. The vision is to create long-term returns and to drive business development within each investment, mainly via greater ownership and board representation in unlisted local companies in Finland. The company was founded in 1914 and has its headquarters in Ylivieska, Finland.

Market cap

70.83M EUR

Turnover

8.08K EUR

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Updated

11.03.2026

Frans-Mikael Rostedt

Analyst

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Financial calendar

9.4.

2026

General meeting '26

20.8.

2026

Interim report Q2'26

Risk

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Forum discussions

The lock-ups expired quickly, and Arvo pulled the trigger even faster than my expectations. HANZA’s development has certainly been good, but IMO, expectations are also starting to get quite high. The valuation (with Tikr as the source) on a forward 12-month basis is at an adj. EV...

3/11/2026, 8:02 AM

by Frans-Mikael Rostedt

12

The corporate form does not restrict this, but currently the board does not have authorization from the cooperative meeting to acquire its own units. So, such authorization would be needed from the spring cooperative meeting

yesterday

by Frans-Mikael Rostedt

8

Arvo Sijoitusosuuskunta has sold all of its 896,806 shares in HANZA AB at a sale price of approximately 139.5 million Swedish krona (MSEK), which translates to a positive earnings impact of approximately 6.8 million euros (MEUR) for the current financial year. The final capital gain...

3/10/2026, 5:36 PM

by Blackparta

8

Absolutely agree. In Arvo’s case, I would see it as very sensible capital allocation to start buying back its own shares. Especially when there are so many highly liquid assets. This would be a clear driver for narrowing the discount to book value.

yesterday

by Frans-Mikael Rostedt

4

Strong development indeed. This hasn’t been communicated externally, even though I’ve tried hard to dig for info In the BMK deal, lock-ups were up to 3 years, but shares are also released in stages at the 12-month and 24-month marks. I personally give it a fairly high probability...

2/24/2026, 4:36 PM

by Frans-Mikael Rostedt

4

I support share buybacks; it would make sense right now! Is there an authorization for share buybacks? I didn’t find one at a quick glance. Even now after the news, volume is low and the spread is often wide. It would definitely improve pricing efficiency. EDIT: Could the company...

yesterday

by Kopi1

3

I agree with Hanza’s valuation and that now was a good time to exit. I would say the estimate for the interest payout is a good conservative one, but it naturally depends on whether there will be other exits. Furthermore, thanks to its very strong equity ratio, the company could ...

3/11/2026, 7:04 PM

by Janne

3

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