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Lamor

0.99 EUR

-0.40%

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LAMOR

NASDAQ Helsinki

Industrial Goods & Services

Industrials

-0.40 %
-3.33 %
-18.51 %
-5.19 %
-5.19 %
-28.55 %
-75.04 %
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-79.59 %

Lamor is an industrial technology company. The company develops products and related services in the field of recycling. The company's specialist expertise is found in the development of systems used in waste management and water treatment. In addition to its main business, consulting and installation services are offered. Customers are found in various sectors with the greatest focus on waste management.

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Market cap
27.12M EUR
Turnover
9.17K EUR
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27.02.2026
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Financial calendar
29.5.
2026

Business review Q1'26

28.7.
2026

Interim report Q2'26

6.11.
2026

Business review Q3'26

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Yes, it is constantly generating very large negative cash flow, at least in the form of interest. Even negative cash flow is still cash flow.
Lamor Ympäristöratkaisut ja -palvelut Autamme yrityksiä luomaan positiivisia ympäristövaikutuksia. Ensisijainen kumppanisi matkalla kohti puhtaampaa huomista. During April and early May, Lamor has been carrying out the final supplementary installations related to potential emergency...
Interesting to see where this goes. You might be right. My unrefined view is that, in any case, control of the situation is shifting more towards bond investors day by day. The financing solution is alarmingly late, and Lamor has shared nothing but vague statements about it. Of course...
I do believe that Neste is interested in Lamor’s slurry. Neste needs feedstock for their new capacity and they can sell the refined products forward with good margins. Lamor’s pricing power is obviously weak if Neste is the only customer, and Neste will naturally take advantage of...
There’s quite a lot of speculation regarding Neste’s role in this. I’ve personally thought that Neste probably has no use for a small fry like Lamor. While it’s possible that Lamor could start selling its unprocessed slurry to its neighbor, Neste likely has no interest in paying ...
As an addition, it is my understanding that Neste has the permits to receive Lamor’s material as waste, which is its legal status without an environmental permit. In technical terms, it is more or less irrelevant what Lamor’s product is legally classified as, and I would assume that...
Personally, I find it quite logical that, at least in the early stages, they would try to sell the slurry to Neste, which is located next door and has the equipment, expertise, and capability to refine thermolysis oil. Even unrefined material is valuable, worth hundreds of euros ...
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