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fragment CompanyDetails_Content on Content {
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Taaleri operates in the financial sector. The company is a Nordic private equity fund company that focuses on renewable energy and other alternative investments. The company has two business segments: Equity Funds and Strategic Investments. With its capital funds, Taaleri creates, for example, wind and solar power, biofuels and real estate. The company was founded in 2007 and its head office is located in Helsinki, Finland.

Perhaps one reason for the valuation is that Taaleri’s structure still appears confusing. Garantia, investments, and energy. Additionally, I suspect that Taaleri’s relatively weak performance in, for example, real estate funds, Housing, Africa, etc., has actually driven investors away and damaged the company’s reputation; no one talks about these, but performance in some areas has even been abysmally weak. The new strategy should bring a change of pace, and the company should somehow manage to shed this “general store” reputation.

Taaleri’s Q4 report and update have now been released. In my opinion, more important than the earnings figures themselves was the fact that there has finally been a clear change in rhythm in the company’s strategy.  This is more than welcome after a prolonged period of slow progress.  Garantia’s performance in Q4 (and for the full year) was again excellent. The outlook is good as the market begins to recover and the company’s own growth initiatives start to materialize. Garantia also raised its dividend to EUR 18 million (forecast 15m). If this EUR 18 million/year were the new normal, Garantia’s value cannot be brought below EUR 200 million using any reasonable parameters. In fact, with a dividend stream of EUR 18 million/year, even with conservative forecasts, Garantia’s value is equivalent to the group’s current market capitalization. IF Garantia returns to robust growth and the dividend stream starts to grow from that EUR 18 million (a perfectly possible scenario), the value would quickly be closer to EUR 300 million than EUR 200 million.  The value of Renewable Energy is ~EUR 100 million and offsets group costs (~EUR 90 million). It is noteworthy that the value of Renewable Energy is fully justifiable by its current earnings performance and no longer relies on raising the next fund and scaling the results.  On top of this, Taaleri has a portfolio of approximately EUR 90 million, consisting of EUR 60 million in investments and the rest in receivables and cash.  This raises the million-dollar question: Why on earth are investors pricing Taaleri’s other investment portfolio as practically worthless?  In our calculations, the gap between the sum-of-the-parts and the market capitalization is currently very severe. If Taaleri were to announce now that it is selling this ~EUR 90 million portfolio at a -50% discount and stating it would focus only on operational activities in the future, the share price would likely rise by the EUR 45 million turning into cash, which is ~EUR 1.5/share. Some discount on that portfolio is certainly justified, but surely not -100%.  As I wrote in the report’s title, Taaleri is likely the cheapest stock on the exchange right now. P/E under 10x, P/B under 1x (note: 10-year ROE ~24%), the discount to the sum-of-the-parts is historically wide, etc. At the same time, I well understand why investors aren’t getting excited about the case. The potential has been here for the last 10 years, but except for a brief moment, it hasn’t fully materialized. The conglomerate structure, a blank check for unclear investment activities, and recent challenges in the bioindustry do not encourage jumping on board. Furthermore, the potential returns from the investment portfolio are very far in the future. Against this background, it’s also difficult as an analyst to take a stronger view when there are no clear triggers for the value to be unlocked. On the other hand, the strategy has now shifted into a completely new gear, which could be the key to at least a partial unlocking of value.  The report can be found here: Taaleri Q4'25: Pörssin halvin osake? - Inderes Ps. as a reminder that the sum-of-the-parts of our colleagues (Nordea and Carnegie) are in the exact same ballpark as ours (the comparison can be found earlier in the thread).

Bad news, massive write-downs were just made. I would remind you that the investors in the Africa fund are practically all private individuals, and these customers moved to Aktia along with the Asset Management business. Taaleri itself no longer has any links to these customers. Taaleri sells directly to institutions and to private investors through partners. And I do believe that everyone who invested in this fund was aware of the high risk profile

Thanks for the answer. Performance fees roll in from successes, but I wonder how those African private equity funds that performed really poorly are doing; I once heard that they involve a large number of very dissatisfied people. I doubt they’ll be “compensated” in any way, though.

EUR 1.8 million in performance fees from the AT1 fund have been recognized in advance for 2024. This advance recognition reflects the company’s confidence in these performance fees. AT1 is expected to exit its investments over the next 3 years, and performance fees should also be realized during that time. Regarding SolarWind2, potential performance fees will only materialize at the turn of the decade. In the short term, by far the most important performance fee matter is the performance fees from the old wind funds (Wind 2 & 3). EUR 14 million of these were previously recognized in advance, and the Q4 report revealed that the company also has management fee receivables from these funds. According to my calculations, the total pot is around EUR 18 million. There is a clear risk associated particularly with the performance fees, as they were recognized in a significantly more positive market environment. Fortunately, Taaleri applied quite a healthy dose of caution when recognizing them back then, and these safety buffers have prevented write-downs so far. The company itself estimates that the funds will be sold this year, meaning that in the best-case scenario, all these receivables will be realized, and additional performance fees will be earned on top. In a downside scenario, write-downs will be made.

Ruoholahti’s Sauli candidly: The cheapest stock on the exchange? We reiterate our target price of EUR 8.5 and Accumulate recommendation for Taaleri. The Q4 report was operationally largely in line with expectations, and forecast changes have remained limited. The stock is very cheap by all metrics, but short-term price drivers are scarce. A key driver for the stock is activity on the company’s balance sheet, and we remain waiting with a cautious view for increased activity in this area.                   Inderes              Taaleri Q4'25: Pörssin halvin osake? - Inderes    Taalerin Q4-raportti oli pitkälti odotuksiemme mukainen. Osakkeen arvostus on painunut hyvin alhaiselle tasolle, mutta kurssiajurit loistavat poissaolollaan.

Sale interviewed Taaleri’s CEO Ilkka Laurila                    Inderes              Taaleri Q4’25: Pääomia töihin - Inderes    Aika: 11.02.2026 klo 14.26 Taalerin strategian tahti on kiihtynyt. Toimitusjohtaja Ilkka Laurila kommentoi analyytikko Sauli Vilén kommentoi.                             Topics: 00:00 Q4 02:03 Ren-Gas 04:00 Putting capital to work 05:05 The year 2025 06:40 Garantia 07:40 Investment market 09:30 Asset management 11:10 Fundraising 13:10 2026

Taaleri

Taaleri’s Q4 2025 continuing earnings of EUR 12.2m increased by 17% y/y and came 18% above our estimate. The beat in continuing earnings was attributable to Private Asset Management (Renewable...

Taaleri’s Q4 2025 continuing earnings of EUR 12.2m increased by 17% y/y and came 18% above our estimate. The beat in continuing earnings was attributable to  Private Asset Management (Renewable Energy specifically), where continuing earnings were 27% ahead of our expectations, driven by SolarWind III final closing management fees. Total segment reporting income of EUR 16.7m declined by 16% y/y against a tough comparison period (driven by positive fair value changes in the prior year). Segment reporting EBIT of EUR 5.7m was clearly above our EUR 3.0m estimate, explained mainly by positve fair value changes within Garantia's investment portfolio (EUR 3.0m vs. NDAe of EUR 0.9m) and the Investments segment. As expected, SolarWind III fee generating fund commitments stood at EUR 557m, with the final close now completed. The board proposes a dividend of EUR 0.30 per share.