Inderes Oyj - "The company belongs to everyone"

[NukkeNukuttaja]

@JuhaR

This is exactly why it would be appropriate for Inderes to clarify the strict moderation policy of this thread for 2024. Now we know that there has been external pressure on the content of the thread. As is also known, the “inappropriate” discussion from 2024 has turned out to be accurate and important information for fellow investors.

I will quote myself, i.e., what I just added to the content of my previous message: “As I understand it, an Inderes employee and significant shareholder has a close personal and professional connection to a person who worked in a leadership role at Oma Säästöpankki (OmaSP). This OmaSP person was also previously suspected of misconduct but avoided prosecution in the scandal that resulted in fines this year. They could also be counted among the inner circle of the infamous Sarajärvi from the OmaSP camp. I believe that underscores the importance of transparency in Inderes’ operations in relation to OmaSP.”

These kinds of fires should be put out by the CEO, even though we are in a quiet period. I am tagging @Mikael_Rautanen here because @JuhaR did not do so in his comment. Thanks for the clarification, @JuhaR. Inderes itself emphasizes the importance of the community. Trust must be earned every day!

The latest shareholder list: Tero Jokinen continues his sales, and Twin Engine has also sold. @Verneri_Pulkkinen’s picture still adorns the front page, though he is a major shareholder : https://group.inderes.fi/fi/sijoittajat/osaketieto/osakkeenomistajat
The most important thing almost slipped my mind: @Arttu_Heikura has come in big, just making it onto the list of the 100 largest shareholders, welcome Aha, I suppose it should be interpreted that Arttu is only new among the 100 largest. Leo Piirto, on the other hand, has sold all 3295 of his shares.

By the way, this brought to mind my comment from about three weeks ago, and @Mikael_Rautanen’s response to it: as far as I understand, Verneri’s departure was known to the staff shareholders at least a few weeks before us ordinary investors. Did the legal department block the staff’s sales before the information became public!? And the aforementioned Jokinen and Twin Engine, of course, no longer have any connection to Inderes.

@NukkeNukuttaja

Mikael’s mention of the narrative and the software side should be clear at least to the company’s own employees, but despite that, they are selling!? This long-continued trend of selling shares certainly increases my own caution. Is there something beneath the surface that the company’s employees at least sense, and we outsiders have no clue about!?

@Mikael_Rautanen

Internally, we have set stricter rules than a normal company regarding trading the company’s shares; for example, the so-called closed window 30 days before the publication of the interim report applies to the entire staff. All trades must be pre-approved by legal. Management, the board, and those reporting to management have even stricter rules in the insider policy. And insider projects are, of course, separate.