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Huhtamäki

26.78 EUR

-1.76%

13,506 following

HUH1V

NASDAQ Helsinki

Paper & Forest Products

Basic Materials

-1.76 %
-3.67 %
-10.73 %
-9.95 %
-9.28 %
-19.48 %
-20.20 %
-32.76 %
+197.62 %

Huhtamäki is a manufacturing company. The company conducts operations in the packaging industry. The company's packaging is used for food products and includes fiber packaging, cartons, copper and other containers. The products are mainly delivered to customers in the food industry on a global level, mainly in Europe, South America and Asia. The company's head office is located in Espoo, Finland.

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Market cap
2.89B EUR
Turnover
12.48M EUR
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P/B (26e)
EV/S (26e)
Dividend yield-% (26e)
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Recommendation
Buy
Target price
Updated
22.04.2026
Antti Viljakainen

Head of Research

Revenue and EBIT-%

Revenue B

EBIT-% (adj.)

EPS and dividend

EPS (adj.)

Dividend %

Financial calendar
29.4.
2026

General meeting '26

29.4.
2026

Interim report Q1'26

30.4.
2026

Half year dividend

Risk
Business risk
Valuation risk
Low
High

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Hi! Apologies for the delay! The factory is still experiencing technical start-up difficulties. The background for this is a large wave in the US market to replace Styrofoam packaging with fiber packaging for eggs. While egg cartons in other markets are grey/brown, i.e., made from...
Yes, we have two factories in the Flexible Packaging segment in the UAE and one factory in the Foodservice Packaging segment in Saudi Arabia. Assessing the impacts of the situation is difficult; it depends very much on the duration of the situation. Energy as a cost relative to net...
Having stagnated for years, Huhtamäki is drawing more and more talk among investors as the share price continues to slide. But is it a value trap? I challenged Antti on this at the end of last year, but the video hasn’t aged a bit. That’s why I’m bringing it back to the thread as...
The chronic undervaluation is truly baffling. P/E 11, growing dividend yield of 4%, free cash flow of €311M, and yet the share price just keeps wallowing lower. If the earnings performance is like this during sluggish demand, what will it be if the market situation improves?
Based on stock prices, many listed peers haven’t performed particularly strongly in recent years either. There are, of course, significant differences in the companies’ product portfolios and geographical distribution.
Here is a quick read about Huhtamäki from SalkunRakentaja. The positive expected return is driven by a combination of low valuation, a strengthened balance sheet, and dividend yield. For a contrarian investor, Huhtamäki is a typical case where market caution has pushed multiples ...
It seems to be much the same in other capital-intensive sectors as well; I just compared Valmet and Huhtamäki’s charts and key figures for fun, and to put it bluntly, they are exactly the same, both in terms of share price movements and valuation based on the figures. So I was thinking...
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