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What Kojamo Oyj (HLSE:KOJAMO)'s Mixed Q3 Results and Modest Revenue Outlook Mean for Shareholders

  • Kojamo Oyj recently reported its third quarter 2025 earnings, showing sales of €113.6 million and net income of €26.1 million, alongside an update that full-year revenue is expected to grow by 0%–2% year-on-year.
  • While nine-month net income improved from the previous year's loss, the company’s cautious revenue outlook and lower quarterly net profit highlight mixed operating trends in a still challenging market.
  • To understand how this modest earnings trajectory and subdued guidance shape investor perspectives, we'll assess its impact on Kojamo's investment narrative.

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Kojamo Oyj Investment Narrative Recap

Investors in Kojamo Oyj often buy into the belief that limited new housing construction and persistent urban demand will eventually enhance the company’s rental income and asset values. The recent third quarter update, showing slow revenue growth and a dip in quarterly net profit, suggests that the most important short-term catalyst, tightening supply supporting rent levels, remains muted for now, while persistent oversupply and stagnant rents are still the biggest risks; the impact of this news is material, as subdued guidance slightly erodes near-term conviction.

Of Kojamo’s recent announcements, the 2025 revenue guidance revision to 0–2% growth is most relevant here. This tempered outlook directly reflects the ongoing supply and rent challenges, reinforcing why investors are closely monitoring any signs of improvement in rental market dynamics as a meaningful trigger for future upside or downside.

On the other hand, investors should pay close attention to the risk of ongoing oversupply and muted rent levels, especially since...

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Kojamo Oyj's narrative projects €462.9 million revenue and €260.8 million earnings by 2028. This requires a 0.5% annual revenue decline and a €207 million earnings increase from €53.8 million today.

Uncover how Kojamo Oyj's forecasts yield a €10.77 fair value, in line with its current price.

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HLSE:KOJAMO Earnings & Revenue Growth as at Nov 2025
HLSE:KOJAMO Earnings & Revenue Growth as at Nov 2025

The only community fair value estimate from Simply Wall St Community pegs Kojamo at €10.77 per share. While bullish forecasts hinge on housing shortages, muted revenue guidance highlights why outlooks and performance expectations can vary significantly, review alternative views for a fuller picture.

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