Aspo operates in the transport and logistics industry. The company is run as a conglomerate with the vision of being an active player in the acquisition and development of companies, mainly in the growth markets of Eastern Europe. The industries in which the company has interests include, for example, the grocery retail, industry, and the IT sector. The headquarters are located in Helsinki.
Aspo Q1 figures were relatively close to estimates. ESL could still drive more significant earnings gains this year, while Telko and lower group costs should ensure at least some gain.
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Q1 net sales and clean EBITA were relatively close to our expectations, but the start of the year was not easy for Aspo. Geopolitical uncertainties negatively affected the overall economic environment. Hence, we lower our 2026 forecasts slightly for ...
Net sales from continuing operations was in line with our expectation in Q1. Adjusted EBITA from continuing operations came slightly above our forecast in Q1. ESL Shipping segment reported clean EBITA of EUR 3.3m compared to our forecast of EUR 3.6m ...
Aspo’s Q1 figures landed quite close to estimates as ESL’s EBITA remained rather weak while Telko saw stronger development. Higher fuel prices should not have significant long-term impacts on either ESL or Telko, however the high levels might help the...
No new information regarding the possible divestment of the ESL Shipping segment has been released. The divestment or a demerger of ESL Shipping is expected to happen this year. Thus, we believe the Telko segment's compounder strategy could be the main...
Aspo reports Q1 results on Apr 27. We believe FY’26 EBITA will improve by at least some amount thanks to Telko and lower group costs, however ESL’s impending recovery could lead the figure closer to EUR 40m if not this year then next.