Nordea Bank Abp
May 10, 2026
Investors House: New Growth Areas Sought After Recent Divestments
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Nordea maintains a EUR 2.9-3.8 fair value for Investors House despite a Q1 miss, noting that the company is transitioning and resetting dividends following major 2025 divestments.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Q1 2026 results were weaker than expected, burdened by one-off costs and poor operative performance in both Real Estate and Services segments.
- 2.Earnings for 2026 are expected to decline significantly following the major divestment of the Apitare JV in Q2 2025.
- 3.Nordea maintains an unchanged fair value range of EUR 2.9-3.8, applying a 2026E P/BV multiple of 0.9-1.2x.
Table of Contents
- KEY DATA
- PERFORMANCE
- VALUATION APPROACH (EUR)
- ESTIMATE CHANGES
- New growth areas sought after recent divestments
- Q1 results burdened by one-offs, but operations also weaker
- Net operating income estimates trimmed by 1-11% for 2026-28
- EUR 2.9-3.8 fair value range unchanged
- SUMMARY TABLE - KEY FIGURES
- Q1 deviation and estimate revisions
- Detailed estimates
- Reported numbers and forecasts
- Disclaimer and legal disclosures
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Authors
Svante Krokfors
Securities
Investors House
Themes
Portfolio Transition and Divestment RecyclingDividend Sustainability and Reset
Regions
EuropeFinland
