The new import duties announced by the United States are causing headaches for several companies on the Helsinki Stock Exchange, in addition to generally weakening the global economic outlook and increasing uncertainty. Under the current US administration, situations can change rapidly, but according to the current plan, the tariffs should come into effect next Wednesday. The indirect effects of the current trade policy, and especially a potentially looming full-blown trade war, are likely to be greater for most companies than the direct effects, but in this compilation, we outline the potential effects of US import duties on various companies and sectors. This is our best estimate of the current impact, but the situation is evolving and uncertainty is now very high.

DT already achieved a strong year in terms of profitability, and although earnings growth may no longer continue quite that steep going forward there’s still potential due to MBU. Earnings gains now more challenging without sales growth DT’s EUR 31.6m...

DT’s Q4 results came in largely as expected as EBITA improved by EUR 0.6m y/y despite a flat top line. There weren’t big surprises in terms of sales mix. DT sees Q1’25 top line flat, while double-digit growth should continue in Q2’25 when all three broad...

DT reports Q4 results on Feb 6. We make limited estimate revisions ahead of the report as outlook remains quite stable.

DT’s Q3 performance was a bit better than estimated, however the company trimmed its growth outlook for the next two quarters.

DT’s Q3 earnings were slightly better than estimated as EBITA margin already topped 15%, however the company also trimmed its growth outlook for the next couple of quarters.