Baltic Stocks Outlook: The Next 3 Weeks
Earnings season on the Baltic stock exchange is gaining momentum, and the coming weeks will bring important news from several sectors. Let RYTM do the heavy lifting for you – add stocks you're interested in to your watchlist and automatically receive in-depth analysis as soon as the results are published. Here's an overview of the companies worth keeping an eye on.
Results: January 29, 2026
EfTEN will publish its results on January 29. Investor focus will be on how the recent €4 million real estate write-down and the resulting loss will affect the fund's long-term outlook, and whether the stable share price will hold up against the official figures.
Results: February 5, 2026
On February 5, it will become clear whether the growth in Nordecon's infrastructure projects can offset the decline in building construction. Although general construction is under pressure, Rail Baltica and other major projects offer support to the company, which investors hope to see reflected in the profit figures.
Results: February 5, 2026
Merko Ehitus will announce its results on February 5. After a weaker third quarter, the focus has shifted to the future – investors are looking for confirmation on how the major contract signed in Lithuania will affect the construction group's portfolio and profitability in the coming periods.
Results: February 6, 2026
Tallinna Vesi has shown strong profit growth thanks to tariff increases. The February 6 report must confirm whether this positive trend continued in the final quarter of the year and if the company can maintain its improved business efficiency in the new year.
Results: February 9, 2026
The Eleving Group's February 9 results will show whether the rapid growth of its loan portfolio can continue to drive profits. It is critical for investors to monitor whether the company has managed to control cost growth, which has outpaced revenue growth in recent quarters.
Results: February 10, 2026
LHV Group's profitability has come under pressure due to falling interest rates. On February 10, it will be revealed how significantly the decline in interest income affected the bank's fourth-quarter results and whether cost growth continues to outpace revenue growth, as recent data has suggested.
Results: February 11, 2026
SAF Tehnika has managed to reduce its losses through significant cost cuts, but sales in the Americas remain weak. The February 11 report will be crucial to see if the company can turn the downward trend into growth or if the struggle to restore profitability will continue.
Results: February 12, 2026
Coop Pank's momentum has slowed, and its profit decline has accelerated. The February 12 results will provide answers as to whether the decrease in interest income from retail banking has stopped or if the pressure on profitability will continue into the new year. Investors are looking for signs of a trend reversal.
Conclusion
The coming weeks will bring clarity to the performance of the construction, financial, and utility sectors. To avoid getting lost in a sea of numbers, add these companies to your RYTM watchlist. This will give you immediate access to AI-generated analysis the moment stock exchange announcements are made.
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