Shares in several Finnish small caps fell this afternoon, following earnings updates, underperforming a slightly weaker broader market. For example, Tamtron Group, the weighing and material flow management technology provider, dropped 2.6% to EUR 5.36, while the OMX Helsinki 25 index slipped 0.15%.

Tamtron reported today that full-year 2025 revenue rose 5.5% to EUR 55.7 million, while operating profit fell to EUR 1.9 million from EUR 2.3 million. EBITDA edged up to EUR 5.9 million. Tamtron proposed a EUR 0.15 per share dividend and said it expects revenue and EBITDA to grow in 2026.

CEO Mikko Keskinen said the company reached a milestone despite weak demand in key markets. “We reached a milestone as revenue rose to an all-time high,” he said, highlighting acquisitions and investments in international sales.

Elsewhere, Orthex, a Nordic housewares manufacturer, fell 2.5% to EUR 4.64, also underperforming the market. For the full year, the company’s net sales slipped 2.8% to EUR 87.2 million, while earnings per share increased to EUR 0.38 from EUR 0.34. The board proposed a EUR 0.23 dividend per share, up from EUR 0.22.

CEO Alexander Rosenlew attributed weaker sales partly to cautious consumer behavior and shipment timing but said cost discipline supported profitability.