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Terveystalo (HLSE:TTALO) Stock Faces EPS Low That Tests Bullish Margin Narratives
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Terveystalo Oyj (HLSE:TTALO) has put fresh numbers on the table for Q2 2026, reporting revenue of €293.3 million and basic EPS of €0.11. Trailing twelve month revenue is about €1.21 billion and EPS is €0.54, framing the broader earnings picture. Over the past year, the company has seen quarterly revenue range from €280.4 million to €346.9 million and basic EPS move between €0.11 and €0.26, giving investors a clear view of how the top and bottom lines have tracked into the latest quarter. With a trailing net profit margin of 6.2%, this set of results keeps the focus firmly on how efficiently Terveystalo converts its healthcare revenue into sustainable profits.

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With the headline numbers in place, the next step is to see how Terveystalo’s recent results line up with the widely followed narratives on growth, profitability, and risk that have been building around the stock.

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HLSE:TTALO Revenue & Expenses Breakdown as at Jul 2026
HLSE:TTALO Revenue & Expenses Breakdown as at Jul 2026

Margins, EPS and net income stay tightly grouped

  • Across the last five quarters, Terveystalo Oyj’s quarterly net income has sat between €13.8 million and €33.4 million, with EPS between €0.11 and €0.26, so Q2 2026 net income of €13.8 million and EPS of €0.11 land at the lower end of that recent range.
  • Consensus narrative expects earnings to reach €115.7 million with margins rising from 6.2% to 8.3%. However, the latest trailing twelve month net income is €67.9 million on €1.21 billion of revenue, so investors can compare that target against the current 6.2% margin and relatively tight EPS band across recent quarters.
    • Analysts’ consensus view points to 4.0% annual revenue growth, while the last twelve months show €1.21 billion of revenue compared with quarterly figures clustered between €280.4 million and €346.9 million.
    • The same consensus expects EPS of €0.85 by 2029, against the current trailing EPS of €0.54, which makes the recent €0.11 to €0.26 quarterly range a useful reference for how much earnings would need to scale.

Valuation gap versus DCF and €9.20 target

  • At a share price of €7.32, Terveystalo is trading below the cited DCF fair value of €17.61 and also below the €9.20 analyst price target. Its trailing P/E of 12.2x sits under the European healthcare industry at 20.7x and the 17.2x peer average.
  • Bulls point to this combination of lower P/E and gap to both DCF fair value and the €9.20 target as evidence that the market is not fully crediting the forecast earnings path. Yet the current trailing twelve month earnings of €67.9 million on €1.21 billion of revenue and a 6.2% margin show exactly what the present business is delivering today.
    • Bullish expectations for roughly 8.7% to 8.75% annual earnings growth are being compared against a five year pattern where earnings grew about 1% per year and the most recent one year comparison showed weaker earnings, which is a clear stretch from history.
    • Supporters also highlight that the company’s trailing earnings are described as high quality, which some investors may weigh alongside the discount to DCF fair value and the €9.20 target when judging whether the current P/E leaves room for re rating.
For readers who want to see how bullish investors connect these valuation gaps to long term earnings assumptions and digital healthcare catalysts, bulls argue their case in the 🐂 Terveystalo Oyj Bull Case.

Debt load and 8.74% dividend coverage risk

  • The risk summary flags a high level of debt alongside a trailing dividend yield of about 8.74% that is not covered by earnings, set against trailing twelve month net income of €67.9 million and a 6.2% net margin.
  • Bears focus on the combination of this leverage and uncovered dividend, arguing that if revenue growth follows the ~2.8% annual forecast and stays below the cited 4.6% Finnish market rate, cash flows from €1.21 billion of trailing revenue may be stretched between servicing debt and maintaining the payout.
    • Critics highlight that recent one year earnings were weaker versus the prior comparison, while revenue forecasts lag the broader market, so higher margins alone may need to carry a lot of the load if the 8.74% yield is to remain intact.
    • On the other hand, the small lift in net margin from 6.1% to 6.2% and the high quality label on trailing earnings give bears a concrete baseline to watch for any pressure from interest costs or a potential change in dividend policy.
Skeptical investors who want to see how these debt and dividend figures feed into a more cautious story on Terveystalo’s outlook can find that breakdown in the 🐻 Terveystalo Oyj Bear Case.

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