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    Key figures

    Learn more about us as a company through our key figures.

    Revenue (EUR Million)




    *2017: The company has taken the IFRS 15 standard into use on 1 January 2018 retroactively and the comparison figures for 2017 have been adjusted


    Comparable operating result (EUR Million)



    Equity ratio (%)




     
     


    Average number of employees over financial period



    Financial structure

    The guiding principles of our financial structure

    Our aim is to ensure the going concern of the company and increase in shareholder value.

    The two main elements of the Group’s debt financing are a bond and overdraft and liquidity facilities.


    The overdraft and liquidity facilities amount to 7.0 million euro. The financial covenants related to them are included in the terms of the bond.


    Listing prospectus for Solteq Plc’s EUR 23,000,000 notes available

    The company issued a new bond on October 1, 2020, using the assets obtained to redeem a bond that would have matured on July 1, 2021. A new, fixed-rate and unsecured senior bond worth EUR 23.0 million was admitted to public trading on Nasdaq Helsinki Ltd on October 5, 2020. The company used the new bond to secure its long-term financing and going concern.

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    Stock Exchange Bulletins Regarding the Company's Financial Structure:

    30.12.2022 – Amendments to the terms and conditions of Solteq Plc notes approved in written procedure

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    25.11.2022 – Solteq Plc announces a written procedure to amend the terms and conditions of its EUR 23 million senior unsecured fixed rate notes due 2024

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    1.10.2020 – Listing prospectus for Solteq Plc’s EUR 23,000,000 notes available

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    24.9.2020 – Solteq Plc issues new notes in a nominal amount of EUR 23 million and redeems its outstanding notes due 2021

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    15.9.2020 – Solteq Plc considers the issuance of new notes and announces the voluntary total redemption of its EUR 27 million senior unsecured fixed rate notes due 2021

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    18.5.2020 – Amendments to the terms and conditions of Solteq Plc notes approved in written procedure

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    21.4.2020 – Solteq Plc announces a written procedure to amend the terms and conditions of its EUR 27 million senior unsecured fixed rate notes due 2020

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    6.4.2020 – Solteq Oyj considers requesting an amendment to the terms and conditions of its EUR 27 million notes in a written procedure

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    Business segments

    Solteq's Group's business is divided into distinct reportable segments, in accordance with their financial targets, revenue and cost structures, and product development needs.


    The Retail & Commerce segment aims for the long-term target of a minimum annual growth of 8 percent in the revenue and operating result.


    For the revenue of the Utilities segment, the long-term target is to grow a minimum of 15 percent annually. For the operating result, the segment is aiming for a long-term target of 18 percent annual growth. The segment is aiming to increase the share of software-based recurring revenue to half of its total revenue.

    The segments' long-term financial goals are as follows:

    Segment Key figure Goal
    Retail & Commerce Minimum average annual growth in revenue 8%
    Retail & Commerce Minimum EBIT% 8%
    Utilities Minimum average annual growth in revenue 15%
    Utilities Minimum EBIT% 18%

     

    Calculation of key figures

    Calculation of Solteq's most important key figures

    Return on equity (ROE), %:

    profit for the financial period (rolling 12 months) equity (average for the period)
    x 100

    Return on investment (ROI), %:

    profit before taxes + finance expenses (rolling 12 months) balance sheet total - interest free debt (average for the period)
    x 100

    Solvency ratio, %:

    equitybalance sheet total - advances received
    x 100

    Net debt:

    interest bearing liabilities - cash and cash equivalents

    Gearing, %:

    interest bearing liabilities – cash, bank balances and securitiesequity
    x 100

    Earnings per share:

    profit before taxes -/+ minority interestadjusted average basic number of shares

    Diluted earnings per share:

    profit before taxes -/+ minority interestadjusted average diluted number of shares

    Equity per share:

    equitynumber of shares

    Dividend per share:

    dividend for the periodnumber of shares at the year end

    Dividend from result, %:

    dividend per shareearnings per share
    x 100

    Effective dividend yield, %:

    dividend per shareshare price at the year-end
    x 100

    Price / earnings:

    share price at the year-endearnings per share
    x 100

    The market value of company’s shares:

    the number of shares at the year-end x share price at the year-end

    EBITDA:

    operating profit + depreciation and impairments