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Kesko Oyj/€KESKOB

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About Kesko Oyj

Kesko Oyj is a Finnish company operating in the trading sector, primarily engaged in the grocery trade, building and technical trade, and car trade industries. Its grocery trade division manages a network of K-food stores, offering a broad range of food products and related services. The building and technical trade segment includes hardware and home improvement trade, as well as sales of technical products and services through entities like K-Rauta and Onninen. The car trade division encompasses the sales of new and used cars, related services, and logistics services. Founded in 1940, Kesko is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland, and has a prominent presence in Northern Europe. It is strategically positioned with strong local expertise and extensive retail networks, catering to both consumer and corporate customers across its markets.
Ticker
€KESKOB
Primary listing
XHEL
Employees
19,938
Headquarters
Helsinki, Finland

Kesko Oyj Metrics

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€9.9B
22.80
€1.11
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€0.90
3.56%

What the Analysts think about Kesko Oyj

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K Group grocery sales grew 4.3% in Q2, versus an estimated 2% growth in Finland’s grocery market, lifting its share by 0.8 percentage points. Kesko expects grocery operating margin to remain above 6% in 2026, supporting earnings from its defensive core business. (Kesko)
Technical trade is driving the profit recovery: Q2 building and technical trade operating profit rose €20.3 million year on year to €71.2 million, while comparable technical-trade sales grew 8.7% in September. That gives Kesko a strong earnings-growth engine beyond groceries. (Kesko, Kesko)
The European Commission has cleared Kesko’s Dahl acquisition, which would add nearly €2.1 billion in annual sales and strengthen its Nordic technical-trade presence. If completed and integrated well, it could materially expand the group’s scale and growth prospects. (Kesko)
The Dahl purchase is a major funding and dilution commitment: Kesko set a €1.2 billion debt-free price, or €1.518 billion including leases, and planned a €500–700 million share issue alongside debt financing. The capital raise could dilute existing shareholders and reduce financial flexibility. (Kesko)
The building-trade recovery remains uneven: Kesko says it is slower than expected, especially in new housing, with weak confidence and excess housing supply weighing on demand. That could delay the improvement in building-trade earnings. (Kesko)
After a roughly 15% share-price rise, Inderes put Kesko’s 2026 valuation at about 20 times earnings and 18 times EV/EBIT, which it saw as limiting upside. In its view, forecast earnings growth would largely be absorbed by the valuation, leaving returns reliant mainly on the 4–5% dividend yield. (Inderes)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 23 Oct 2026.

Kesko Oyj Financial Performance

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Q3 24
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Kesko Oyj Earnings Performance

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