Jan 23, 2026
The Helsinki market edged lower today and this week. OMX Helsinki PI, a price index that tracks the share prices of all companies listed on Nasdaq Helsinki, stood at 12,720.12 at 4 p.m., down 0.31 percent, with turnover of roughly €199 million. Trading stayed within a narrow range the whole day.
Beneath the surface, price moves were more pronounced. Smaller stocks dominated the list of top gainers this week, while several well-known names led the declines.
Top five gainers this week
Digitalist Group: A digital consulting and design company focused on software development, customer experience, and data-driven services.
Shares surged 168.83 percent this week, following the company's announcement on January 21 that it had secured a EUR 1 million loan from its largest shareholder, Turret Oy Ab, to strengthen working capital.
Sotkamo Silver: A mining company focused on silver production in Sotkamo, centered on Finland’s only active silver mine.
Shares jumped 49.73 percent as nearly EUR 7 million shares exchanged hands this week.
Afarak Group: A metals and mining group supplying specialty alloys and ferrochrome to the global steel industry.
Shares leaped 29.05 percent.
SRV Yhtiöt: A construction and project development company specializing in large commercial, residential, and infrastructure projects.
Shares rose 16.81 percent.
Saga Furs C: An international fur auction house and services company focused on mink and fox pelts.
Shares advanced 14.79 percent.
Top five fallers this week
QPR Software: A software company providing business process management and enterprise architecture tools.
Shares slumped 7.16 percent.
Tecnotree: A software company supplying digital platforms and billing systems to telecom operators.
Shares dropped 6.54 percent.
Sampo A: A Nordic insurance group with operations across property and casualty, life, and asset management.
Shares fell 6.50 percent.
Tulikivi A: A manufacturer of fireplaces and stone-based heating solutions.
Shares declined 6.45 percent.
Metsä Board A: A forest industry company focused on premium paperboard for packaging and food service.
Shares slipped 6.18 percent.
Week 4 again underlined the split within the Helsinki market. Sharp moves were concentrated in individual stocks, while the broader index showed only modest change.
