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Verkkokauppa.com as an investment
Verkkokauppa.com as an investment
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Verkkokauppa.com’s goal is to be a Nordic leader in retail. The Company’s shares are listed on the official list of Nasdaq Helsinki under the ticker symbol VERK.
Omnichannel and scalable business model
Verkkokauppa.com’s agile and scalable business model effectively combines a webstore and four megastores. The competitive advantages and strengths include:
- Fastest fulfilment & low costs
- Leading platform
- Most efficient retail operations
- Strong brand with rebel attitude.
The continuously evolving, omnichannel service concept ensures a superior customer experience. Verkkokauppa.com offers more than 70,000 products. The customer promise of the company is to sell its products at probably always cheaper prices.
Strong market position as retail goes online
The constant changes in consumer behavior and in the retail sector support the shift towards online and mobile. Verkkokauppa.com’s webstore received 74 million visits in 2024.
Verkkokauppa.com has a strong foothold in consumer electronics in Finland. Despite the very competitive and price-driven market, Verkkokauppa.com has succeeded in outgrowing the market.
Striving for a growing dividend
The dividend distribution policy of Verkkokauppa.com states that the company pays out a quarterly growing dividend. The company's target is to pay out 60-80 percent of annual net profit in quarterly growing dividends. The Annual General Meeting of 2025 resolved that no dividend is distributed for the fiscal year 2024.
The dividend policy is based on Verkkokauppa.com's aim to continuously grow its business and profit.
Dividend history
Stable financial position supports growth
Verkkokauppa.com is a company with a strong balance sheet position. The cash reserves are appropriate for business development and enable the determined pursuit of growth. With the 2024-2028 strategy, the company aims for faster than the market, annual revenue growth (CAGR) of over 5 percent, an annual operating profit margin of over 5 percent and to reduce fixed costs to less than 10 percent of revenue by the end of 2028.
