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Mikael Rautanen

Head of Nordic ER Development, Analyst

Antti Luiro

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.

I didn’t consider Robert Ingman’s role as chairman of the board, so you’re right. If Ingman were to lend shares, an insider notification would have to be made. Ingman is not behind those short sellers’ stock loans, so next, attention turns especially to shareholders owning less than 5%. Ilmarinen could, in principle, also lend shares without a flagging obligation for holdings over 5%.

If HPJ lent shares, wouldn’t there have to be an insider trading notification? None have been made, so I would rule out this option.

Ingman has, in all likelihood, lent shares, given the large number of shorts. However, I don’t believe I claimed this was illegal, which is an impression your message might create for some. However, a company cannot start trading its own shares on the market, which was discussed earlier. In Qt’s case, I also consider buying back own shares a bad idea, as the company went from debt-free to quite indebted after the acquisition.

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 can wield the gavel in deciding on share repurchases. None of this is illegal. A similar situation occurred with Kone a few years back, when Herlin bought shares and decided on repurchases while lending out shares at the same time.

A company is not allowed to trade its own shares on the stock exchange, except for repurchases of its own shares from the market for predefined purposes. So, selling the purchased shares would be out of the question. That’s a good point, that a company has no reason under any circumstances to start “managing” the share price. Although, unfortunately, it is seen happening quite often.

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. Is this even legal? These short positions probably don’t affect Qt’s value much anyway. Price fluctuations today certainly don’t significantly affect what Qt is worth now or in 10 years. Of course, it probably affects loan terms and share exchanges, etc., but if these are not considered. Of course, if the management felt that the stock was undervalued, then it might be good to buy back shares, but they don’t need to do it because of short selling. In my opinion, it doesn’t matter whether they buy back shares from a long-side investor or a short seller.

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 time.

Qt Group

Qt Group that develops software development tools published a very strong Q2 report on Friday and currency-adjusted net sales nearly doubled from the comparison period. The company's market ...

<p>Qt Group that develops software development tools published a very strong Q2 report on Friday and currency-adjusted net sales nearly doubled from the comparison period. The company's market is on the threshold of strong growth even though component shortage partly caused by growth restricts growth in the short term. Qt still manages to constantly squeeze out stronger growth than we anticipate from the market driven by developer licenses, and we raised our estimates clearly. Valuation has been stretched very high in the short term (2021e EV/S 30x) but the return expectation we estimate (7%) is, however, sufficient to stay with the high-quality grower.</p> 

	2020	21e	22e
Revenue	79.4	123.9	177.1
growth-%	36.1 %	55.9 %	43.0 %
EBIT (adj.)	17.0	28.5	55.5
EBIT-% (adj.)	21.4 %	23.0 %	31.3 %
EPS (adj.)	0.53	0.93	1.74
Dividend	0.00	0.00	0.60
Dividend %	0.0 %	0.0 %	3.1 %
P/E (adj.)	108.8	20.8	11.0
EV/EBITDA	70.7	14.3	7.2

Qt: Blood-curdling growth

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