[Helsinki bourse week] Winners led by KH Group as Sotkamo Silver anchors losses

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[Helsinki bourse week] Winners led by KH Group as Sotkamo Silver anchors losses

Feb 6, 2026

The OMX Helsinki 25 rose 1.9 percent for the week as of around 5 p.m., signaling a broadly constructive backdrop to the biggest gainers and losers of the week, affected by the 2025 earnings.

KH Group stood out among the gainers in Helsinki this week, rising nearly 24 percent, following its upgraded profit warning issued on February 4. KH Group, the owner of KH-Koneet (earth-moving machinery) and Nordic Rescue Group (rescue vehicles) brands, expects to report higher-than-earlier-expected net sales and comparable operating profit for 2025.

Elisa Oyj followed with an almost 12 percent increase, supported by an annual report release this week. The telecom giant said that in 2025, comparable EBITDA and EBIT reached record levels of EUR 808 million and EUR 512 million.

Nokia Oyj also enjoyed substantial interest, climbing just over 10 percent this week, as investors assessed the telecom equipment maker’s 2026 guidance, targeting EUR 2.0 to 2.5 billion in comparable operating profit.

Moreover, forestry names Metsä Board Oyj and Stora Enso Oyj posted solid single-digit gains in Helsinki.

On the losing side, Sotkamo Silver fell close to 15 percent while Nightingale Health Oyj and Endomines – which reported record earnings this week – declined by double digits.

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Emmi Laine

Emmi Laine is head of business content at Listeds and our lead for finance and business coverage. She sets the editorial agenda, interviews Nordic business leaders, and writes stories, newsletters, and social content on timely market and corporate topics. Emmi brings nearly eight years of experience from Shanghai's Yicai Global / Yicai Media Group, where she was awarded for reporting on China’s economy, finance sector, and technology innovation. She holds an MSc in Innovation and Entrepreneurship from ESADE Business School in Barcelona and a Master’s degree in International Design Business Management from Aalto University. She also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Culture Studies with a major in Journalism from Stockholm University and has studied Mandarin Chinese and Chinese culture. Emmi is a Finnish citizen and has lived in Finland, Sweden, China, and Portugal.