Ponsse has been recognised as an outstanding company, earning an Excellent rating from retail investors.
Retail investors have rated Ponsse as the fourth most reputable listed company in Finland. The result was revealed in the Trust & Reputation 2026 survey of listed companies published by Reputation and Trust Analytics.
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The study examined the reputation of listed companies operating in Finland and their management in May-June 2026 in cooperation with the Stock Exchange Foundation and the Finnish Shareholders’ Association. The survey was answered by 9,195 private investors, who gave a total of 18,911 organization reviews.
The reputation rating given to Ponsse by private investors was 4.01 (on a scale of 1 to 5).
â We are grateful for this recognition. We especially appreciate it because investors have seen Ponsse as a strong company for a long time. We will continue to work in an open and long-term manner and create value for all our stakeholders, “says Jarmo Vidgren, Chairman of the Board of Ponsse.
The survey also asked respondents to name the best CEO of a listed company. Ponsse’s Juho Nummela was ranked tenth on this list.
Organizations were evaluated using a research model, in which the organization’s reputation score is formed as an average of eight different subareas. The areas are corporate governance, finance, management, innovation, interaction, products & services, workplace and responsibility. The study used a five-step assessment scale (1â5).
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