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    Moses Ola

    Research Analyst at JPMorgan Chase & Co.

    Moses Ola is an Analyst at JPMorgan Chase & Co., specializing in financial analysis and strategy within the investment banking sector. While specific public data on companies covered and precise performance metrics is limited, his role involves extensive research and support across a range of client portfolios and transactional activities. Moses began his career in finance after graduating with a relevant degree, progressing through early analytical positions before joining JPMorgan Chase & Co., where he now contributes to deal execution and client advisory. He holds pertinent industry certifications and financial regulatory credentials to support his position, reflecting his commitment to professional standards in banking and finance.

    Moses Ola's questions to OUTOKUMPU OY /FI (OUTKY) leadership

    Moses Ola's questions to OUTOKUMPU OY /FI (OUTKY) leadership • Q1 2024

    Question

    Moses Ola requested quantification of the delivery impact from the Q1 strike, asked if the lower pricing in Mexico poses a risk to the U.S. market, and inquired about the appropriateness of the Ferrochrome division's utilization rate given its inventory build-up.

    Answer

    CFO Pia Aaltonen-Forsell explained that while they initially expected a 10% volume increase, deliveries were flat quarter-on-quarter due to the strike, with mitigation actions reducing the total impact. CEO Heikki Malinen stated that historically, they have not seen price weakness from Mexico flow through to the U.S. market. Regarding Ferrochrome, Pia Aaltonen-Forsell noted that one furnace remains temporarily closed to balance the system and that they expect inventories to be somewhat lower by the end of Q2.

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    Moses Ola's questions to OUTOKUMPU OY /FI (OUTKY) leadership • Q4 2023

    Question

    Inquired about the U.S. strategy to potentially offset lower prices with higher volumes, the current balance of the ferrochrome market, and the potential for additional shareholder returns in 2024.

    Answer

    The company was non-committal on the U.S. price/volume strategy. They described the ferrochrome market as still weak and dependent on a global rebound, particularly in China. Regarding shareholder returns, they stated the topic is under continuous assessment and will be addressed later, noting the need to acquire more shares for the convertible bond.

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