Used car retailer Kamux posted a tough quarter. Fourth-quarter revenue dropped 13.3% to EUR 205.2 million, and adjusted EBIT turned negative at EUR -1.9 million. Full-year revenue fell to EUR 875.9 million, with adjusted EBIT down to EUR 3.3 million from EUR 11.6 million as cars sold declined 13.6%. The board proposed a dividend of EUR 0.05 per share. Kamux expects adjusted operating profit to increase in 2026.

Pharmaceutical distributor Oriola reported 13.5% full-year net sales growth to EUR 1.91 billion and adjusted EBITDA of EUR 35.1 million, up from EUR 33.4 million. The result remained negative at EUR -27.2 million, weighed down by its share of losses from Kronans Apotek. Oriola expects adjusted EBITDA to increase in 2026 and proposes a dividend of EUR 0.03 per share, with a possible additional EUR 0.04 installment.

Telecom software provider Tecnotree reported a return to positive free cash flow at EUR 4.6 million in 2025, right on time before its planned privatization. In January, a consortium consisting of buyers, including Board Chair Neil Macleod and CEO Padma Ravichander, issued an all-cash tender offer for Tecnotree’s equity. 

In 2025, Tecnotree increased net sales 1.2% to EUR 72.4 million and improved its operating margin to 35.3%, delivering a positive free cash flow of EUR 4.6 million. It guides for low to mid single-digit constant currency revenue growth in 2026 and free cash flow above EUR 5 million.

Finally, residential investor Asuntosalkku posted revenue of EUR 4.7 million in the quarter ended December 31, 2025, and improved realized profit to EUR 0.7 million as financing costs declined, with occupancy steady at 97.1%.