Posti Group Oyj (HEL:POSTI)

Finland · Delayed Price · Currency is EUR

8.68

-0.02 (-0.23%)

At close: Apr 28, 2026

Market Cap	351.54M
Revenue (ttm)	1.45B
Net Income (ttm)	23.50M
Shares Out	40.50M
EPS (ttm)	0.59
PE Ratio	14.82
Forward PE	8.19
Dividend	0.84 (9.66%)
Ex-Dividend Date	Oct 16, 2026

Volume	43,166
Average Volume	53,116
Open	8.72
Previous Close	8.70
Day's Range	8.65 - 8.77
52-Week Range	7.78 - 9.64
Beta	n/a
RSI	41.77
Earnings Date	Apr 29, 2026

About Posti Group Oyj

Posti Group Oyj operates as a distribution and logistics company in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Baltics, and internationally. It operates through three segments: Postal Services; eCommerce and Delivery Services; and Fulfillment and Logistics Services. The Postal Services segment provides delivery services, multichannel services and digital services, as well as corporate and consumer letters, multichannel messaging solutions, newspaper and magazine delivery, and addressed direct marketing services. The eCommerce and Delivery Services segment provid... [Read more]

Industry Integrated Freight & Logistics

Sector Industrials

Founded 1638

Employees 13,751

Stock Exchange Nasdaq Helsinki

Ticker Symbol POSTI

Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2025, Posti Group Oyj's revenue was 1.45 billion, a decrease of -4.85% compared to the previous year's 1.52 billion. Earnings were 23.50 million, a decrease of -46.35%.

Financial Statements

News

Posti Group Oyj Earnings Call Transcript: Q4 2025

Q4 saw record-high profitability margins, driven by operational efficiency and strong parcel growth, while addressed letter volumes declined sharply. Strategic investments in automation and logistics supported results, and guidance for 2026 anticipates continued margin strength and stable investments.

2 months ago - Transcripts

Posti Group Oyj Earnings Call Transcript: Q3 2025

Operational efficiency drove record adjusted EBITDA and EBIT margins in Q3, despite a 3.9% sales decline year-over-year, mainly from discontinued unaddressed marketing services. Parcel volumes grew 8%, led by re-commerce, while B2B demand stayed weak.

6 months ago - Transcripts