Kemira stock holds near EUR 16.81 as value data stay intact

Published on 09/16/2026 at 15:32 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Kemira stock traded at EUR 16.81 with a market cap of EUR 2.4 billion as of September 16, 2026. Simply Wall St also shows a 4.5 percent dividend yield and a EUR 20.43 analyst target.

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Kemira stock (ISIN FI0009004824) traded at EUR 16.81 with a market capitalization of EUR 2.4 billion as of September 16, 2026. Simply Wall St also shows a 4.5 percent dividend yield and an implied analyst target price of EUR 20.43.

Market snapshot

In the same Simply Wall St table, Kemira was listed with a 7D return of -3.8 percent and a 1Y return of -15.6 percent, which frames the current valuation backdrop. The company sits in the Materials sector, and the stock remains one of the larger names in the Finnish market.

On September 15, 2026, IT BOLTWISE said Kemira closed the previous session on Nasdaq Helsinki with a modest daily increase in the low single-digit percent range and ended nearer the upper end of its intraday range. The same report placed the stock at EUR 16.81 and cited a market capitalization of EUR 2.4 billion.

Valuation and yield

For investors, the combination of EUR 16.81, EUR 2.4 billion and a 4.5 percent dividend yield is the main numerical takeaway. The implied analyst target of EUR 20.43 leaves the table above the last quoted price by EUR 3.62.

The 1Y return of -15.6 percent also shows that the shares are still below their recent level, even after the small lift described by IT BOLTWISE for September 15, 2026. That gap between market price and target is the clearest comparison in the current data.

Close and view

Kemira stock last traded at EUR 16.81 as of September 16, 2026. The market value of EUR 2.4 billion and the 4.5 percent yield keep the focus on valuation rather than a single-day move.