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Trades about 127% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Adairs Limited, an enterprise established in Scoresby, Australia, in 1918, functions as a specialized purveyor of home furnishing and decorative items throughout Australia and New Zealand. The company manages its operations through three distinct divisions: Adairs, Mocka, and Focus. Its comprehensive product portfolio encompasses a wide array of goods, including bedroom essentials such as bedlinen, bedding, and furniture; bathroom necessities like towels, bath mats, and accessories; and a diverse collection of furniture for bedrooms, offices, living areas, and children's spaces. Furthermore, Adairs provides an assortment of homewares, covering styling elements, kitchenware, pet accessories, and gifting options, alongside a dedicated children's range featuring bedding, décor, toys, and nursery products. These offerings are available under various brands and distributed via online retail channels. The company formally adopted the name Adairs Limited in May 2015, having previously traded as Home & Decor Holdings Pty Ltd.
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