** Shares in Kemira KEMIRA.HE fall 7% despite
better-than-expected Q1 results as investors turn cautious amid
downbeat news flow from forestry sector
** Inderes analyst Petri Gostowski says that the market is
already looking to the future rather than the recent past
** He says that while Q1 results were better than expected,
the recent "clearly weak" news flow from forestry firms needs to
be taken into an account
** "Kemira's prices, like its sales volumes, will sooner or
later turn downwards following the trend in demand of forestry
companies," Gostowski says
** "Investors therefore do not believe that the current
level of earnings is sustainable," Gostowski adds
** Kemira reports record-high operative EBITDA of EUR 192.6
million ($212.8 million) with improvement in both segments
driven by higher sales prices
** Inderes says the Pulp & Paper division's revenue growth
was below its estimates, even as the unit's EBITDA margin rose
to 21.7%, well above Inderes' expectations
** The stock is the worst performer on the Helsinki
all-share index .OMXHPI
($1 = 0.9052 euros)
(Reporting by Elviira Luoma)
((Elviira.luoma@thomsonreuters.com))