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IR Service

You can contact us via email invest@digia.com. 

Digia’s investor relations aims to ensure that all market participants have without delay simultaneous access to relevant and sufficient information needed for determining the prices of the company’s financial instruments. The company’s objective is to continuously provide the markets with information that is consistent, reliable, sufficient and up to date.

The CFO is responsible for preparing the information to be disclosed under the regular disclosure obligation. At Digia, investor relations and compliance with disclosure regulations are primarily the responsibility of the company’s CEO and Board of Directors.

The key operating principles and procedures of Digia's communications and investor relations are described in more detail in the company's disclosure policy.

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IR Contact

Timo Levoranta
Timo Levoranta, President & CEO

Tel. +358 40 500 2050
timo.levoranta(at)digia.com

Kristiina Simola
Kristiina Simola, CFO

Tel. +358 40 756 3132
kristiina.simola(at)digia.com

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Meeting requests

Seija Sundberg, Executive Assistant
Tel. +358 40 586 5184
seija.sundberg(at)digia.com

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Contact us

invest(at)digia.com

Updating Shareholder Information

We kindly ask the shareholders to notify the bank, the brokerage firm or other book-entry register in which they have a book-entry securities account of any change of address. This information cannot be updated through Digia.

A change made in the address information of a bank account is not always automatically transferred to the book-entry securities account, so this should be specified in the request.

By keeping your address information in the book-entry securities account updated, you will receive all shareholder information without delay.

Silent period

Digia always observes a so-called silent period before the publishing of financial results, during which period Digia’s representatives do not meet with capital market actors or comment on the company’s financial situation or the outlook for the company or market.

The silent period starts 30 days prior to the publication of financial results and lasts until their publication.

The dates for financial publications and silent periods are available at IR calendar.