John Vong
Analyst at Van Lanschot Kempen
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Kojamo Plc (OTC: KOJAF) Q2 2025 earnings conference call, held 2025-08-21. Replay captured from the company's public earnings webcast.

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Very good morning and welcome. This is Koyamos Haavio Result webcast. I'm Niina Sarko. I'm from Investor Relations. Today we have two presenters, namely our new CEO, Reima Klytsölä. He starts the presentation with the highlights for the review period, and he also discusses the operating environment. Then CFO Erikelt continues with financial figures and the outlook for this year. As usual, we have Q&A after the presentation and there we take questions via chat. And then we also open the phone line for live questions. So I guess we are now ready for the presentation. Thank you, Niina, and very good morning on behalf of myself as well. I'm excited to be here for my first quarterly release I calculated that it's roughly 12 years ago since I was last on this side of the table on investment, meeting investment community. I was then in Pohjola Bank PLC's division head of banking and also last 12 years been sitting on another side of the table, your side of the table, but very happy to be here. And it has been kind of a very positive start for me. It has been kind of great to notice that Koimo people are very energized and competent and even though the market conditions haven't been that great in last two years, but hopefully getting better. So as Nina said that I recently started, so started on 1st of June, or actually 2nd of June, Monday, and obviously 2 3rd of the quarter has already done at that stage, but happy to present the main key points of the quarterly result. I think the highlight of our first half year has been that we have been improving significantly our occupancy rate and that has been really kind of a positive development. both the revenue and net rental income increased and there was obviously due to some leakage from gross revenue to net rental income and ...