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Ilkka

3.69 EUR

+0.54 %

3,635 following

ILKKA2

NASDAQ Helsinki

Media & Entertainment

Consumer Goods & Services

+0.54 %
-11.51 %
-0.81 %
+12.84 %
+16.04 %
+18.27 %
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+4.24 %
+82.47 %

Ilkka is a group providing marketing, technology, and data services that serves corporate customers both in Finland and internationally. The core of Ilkka's business in Finland is Summa Collective, which includes Liana, Evermade, Profinder, MySome and Myyntinmaailma. Internationally, the company focuses especially on Sweden and the Middle East, where they operate through Liana and Profinder. The Group employs a large number of marketing and technology experts, and the head office is in Seinäjoki.

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Veikko appears to have been a very long-standing member and former chairman of Ilkka’s board, excerpt from the 2004 annual report: Did Veikko turn in his grave when the heirs sold off the shares?
12/2/2025, 9:52 AM
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I would somewhat oppose this. The right to funds always belongs to the current owner. Whether they have been an owner for decades or just a year. We operate in a free market economy, where the previous owner has ended up selling their ownership at a price agreed upon by the parties...
yesterday
by mardib
3
That link you provided contains a clear answer to the matter: In practice, those shares do not grant voting rights if the board does not approve the transfer. Otherwise, it has no significance for the buyer, and trading can be done freely without the board’s permission.
yesterday
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Without knowing that particular family too well. Generally, it makes everyday life easier when you don’t have to carry your fathers’ sins with you daily. And on the other hand, ultimately the world belongs to insects, so perhaps one of us flies was there buying the Ostrobothnian ...
yesterday
by Addick
2
Sales continue, again by Vilho Heikkilä’s controlled entity and Satu Otala of the Supervisory Board, now just over 2,500 Class A shares. Inderes Ilkka Oyj - Johdon liiketoimet - Inderes Ilkka Oyj Johdon liiketoimet, 4.12.2025, klo 9.00 Ilkka Oyj - Johdon liiketoimet _______________________...
19 hours ago
by Addick
1
Nearly 10 years ago, after the purchase of the family’s Series 1 shares, the board requested some kind of clarification. I submitted the clarification, and later we received information about our voting right. So, we received the voting right.
yesterday
by Koti-isä
1
Yes, you can buy it quite freely, but the registration of ownership requires the board’s approval.
yesterday
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