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Qt Group

19.24 EUR

+0.47 %

16,712 following
Corporate customer

QTCOM

NASDAQ Helsinki

Software

Technology

+0.47 %
-12.47 %
-41.59 %
-41.59 %
-57.86 %
-75.14 %
-71.30 %
-79.49 %
+382.81 %

QT Group operates in the IT sector. The group develops various development tools for the global market. The technology is based on QT technology and is used to develop multi-platform interfaces and associated applications. The services are used in, among other things, industrial robots, entertainment systems, and vehicle systems. Operations are conducted on a global level and customers are found in the automotive and aerospace industries.

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Market cap
490.05M EUR
Turnover
2.5M EUR
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Updated
27.02.2026
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Antti Luiro
Antti Luiro

Head of Nordic ER Development, Analyst

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Latest analysis report

Released: 27.02.2026

Latest extensive report

Released: 14.09.2020

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Financial calendar
14.4.
2026

General meeting '26

13.5.
2026

Interim report Q1'26

6.8.
2026

Interim report Q2'26

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Qt is much more than a programming tool. Below is Qt’s offering. Cursor competes with the “Development Tools” and “Qt Creator IDE” boxes. Even in Cursor, AI-generated code practically always uses some framework. That framework could very well be Qt Framework, which is just as “AI...
3/28/2026, 1:14 PM
by Simo Sijoittaja
73
That claim is based on the assumption that the hundred largest owners would not sell their shares. The actual free float for Qt is almost 80%, assuming Ingman’s ownership is permanent. The number of shorts is indeed significant, but the situation could remain the same for a long ...
yesterday
21
I use Cursor in my work, and it has significantly accelerated software development. Qt is a programming tool. I don’t see why Qt functionalities wouldn’t be available in these tools within a few years. These vendors have “endless” funding and the best teams. It’s hard to imagine ...
3/28/2026, 8:20 AM
by SamuelJay
21
Within that framework, I don’t believe Qt Group has any competitive advantages. Qt’s competitive advantage is of a different kind. It doesn’t rely on office workflow but on embedded software development tools and quality assurance. AI helps Qt if the acceleration of software development...
3/27/2026, 1:25 PM
by MoneyWalker
20
Why do you think Qt would need to actively engage in some kind of short squeeze? It’s better for them to focus on what they’re good at. It would be a bit strange for them to start buying massively and then dump shares back to panicked short sellers at a higher price after a while...
yesterday
by Blackparta
16
Major shareholders, like Ingman, are probably asked to lend out shares. They have the opportunity to lend out shares and receive hard cash as a reward. In such a situation, it is possible for a major shareholder to benefit. They lend shares, buy more with them, and at the same time...
yesterday
by Warren Fyffet
11
Quite an interesting comment on the Nordnet forum: Shouldn’t Qt start a massive share buyback program?
yesterday
by MTES
11
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