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Tokmanni Group

7.46 EUR

+0.07 %

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TOKMAN

NASDAQ Helsinki

Retailers

Consumer Goods & Services

+0.07 %
+6.50 %
-21.94 %
-28.25 %
-38.44 %
-38.94 %
-33.79 %
-52.82 %
+11.27 %

Tokmanni Group is a variety discount retailer in the Nordics. The group has stores in Finland, Sweden and Denmark under the brand names Tokmanni, Dollarstore, Big Dollar, Click Shoes and Miny. In addition, Tokmanni has online stores. Tokmanni's headquarter and logistics centres are located in Mäntsälä, Finland. Dollarstore is headquartered in Kista, Stockholm with a central warehouse in Örebro. The group own a procurement company located in Shanghai together with a Norwegian discount store chain Europris.

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Analyst Comment by
Rauli Juva, Olli Vilppo

Finnish trade grew in September

According to figures reported by PTY, the grocery consumer market relevant to Kesko grew by 3.5% in September, while the target market for Tokmanni, i.e., sales of non-grocery products in department store and hypermarket chains, increased only by 1%.

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I haven’t looked into how that fee works, but my understanding is that the logic is to try and reduce the influx of these small shipments, but in a way that doesn’t completely overwhelm the Customs agency, whose systems would collapse if every package went through customs with full...
3 hours ago
by Jarnis
4
All experiences are moved from this thread to the “Own experiences with the company” thread, so please continue there.
4 hours ago
by Jukka
2
The goal of this is to end the flood of small packages from China, which our postal service has been subsidizing thanks to a stupid, ancient UPU postal agreement that should have been terminated long ago. In practice, shops selling cheap Chinese goods are forced to set up warehouses...
3 hours ago
by Jarnis
1
VAT is also collected in “junk shops” (e.g., Temu). Of course, it is lower than in Finnish brick-and-mortar stores because the same product is cheaper.
4 hours ago
by Jukka
1
We need to consider whether it is right that buying products worth only cents leads to unemployment and rising taxes in Finland. VAT is understood. As I understand it, everyone wants some services from society. I wonder how, for example, roads are built. A large portion comes from...
4 hours ago
by Alamäki
1
This could indeed completely change the trading landscape, especially for companies offering more affordable product categories in Europe, so we can assume that this will be a very good boost for all “discount retailers.”
4 hours ago
by Alamäki
1
Surely that 3€ fee isn’t remitted to the postal service? Despite that fee, it is cheaper for Chinese commerce to continue with the current system for most products than to come and compete with European online stores.
3 hours ago
by Jukka
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