Nasdaq Helsinki Ltd.

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Nasdaq Helsinki Ltd. (also known as the Helsinki Stock Exchange) operates Finland’s primary securities exchange and is part of Nasdaq Nordic within Nasdaq, Inc. The exchange runs the country’s regulated market as well as the First North Growth Market Finland multilateral trading facility, providing listing and trading for equities, ETFs, and other listed securities. It sets and enforces listing and disclosure requirements, conducts market surveillance, and works under the oversight of the Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority. The market’s roots trace back to 1912.

For the chemicals and broader industrial value chain, Nasdaq Helsinki is a key venue for capital formation, liquidity, and price discovery for Finnish and Nordic issuers across pulp and paper, bio-based materials, specialty chemicals, engineering, and energy-transition sectors. Its listing platforms and market data support investment, benchmarking, and M&A activity relevant to the region’s materials and process industries.

Also known as Helsinki Stock Exchange.

Latest news on Nasdaq Helsinki

1 September 2026
UPM / future WISA Group — Capital Markets Day 23 Sep 2026

Management will present strategy, growth opportunities, operations and financial targets for the demerged plywood business; event offers onsite attendance and live webcast.

16 July 2026
WISA Group Plc: Finnish regulator approves demerger and listing prospectus; leadership team appointed

Regulator approved the Finnish-language prospectus for the plywood carve-out; EGM, demerger completion and Nasdaq Helsinki listing set for Aug–Nov 2026.

29 April 2026
UPM approves Plywood demerger to create listed WISA Group

Board approved plan to spin off a business into a new listed company; EGM approval pending; 1:1 share distribution; target completion Oct 31, 2026; listing expected early Nov 2026.

3 October 2025
UPM Ends Kaukas Paper Production, Completes Employee Consultations

Paper machine 1 in Kaukas will close in Q4, reducing personnel by 220 and production by 300,000 tonnes. Pulp, timber, biofuels, and R&D at Kaukas continue. An after-care team is in place.