Konecranes Oyj KCR

Investing.com -- Konecranes shares rose 7% on Friday after the Finnish lifting-equipment maker raised its long-term sales and profitability targets and announced a €100 million share buyback.

Konecranes (HLSE:KCR) has revised its dividend policy to target a 40 to 60% payout of earnings, excluding exceptional items. The update replaces the earlier commitment to maintain a stable or rising dividend over time. The new earnings-linked payout approach may lead to more variable annual dividends in line with reported profitability. The shift to a 40 to 60% earnings based dividend range only tells part of the Konecranes story for investors. Check out 4 other big wins that Konecranes...

Konecranes Oyj (KNCRF) reports robust order growth and strategic expansion, despite facing sales and cash flow challenges in Q2 2026.

TOKYO, July 07, 2026--Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (TOKYO: 6503) announced today that it reached an agreement on July 2 to transfer a portion of its shares in its wholly owned, Fukuoka-based subsidiary, Mitsubishi Electric FA Industrial Products Corporation, to Konecranes Oyj, a company based in Finland. The transaction is expected to be completed within the current fiscal year ending in March 2027, pending necessary regulatory approvals. Following the transfer, Mitsubishi Electric FA Industr

Konecranes Oyj (KNCRF) reports a robust Q1 with a record-high order book and EBITA margin, despite facing geopolitical uncertainties and rising costs.