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Trades about 137% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Afarak Group Oyj, a company based in Helsinki, Finland, is a global producer and supplier of various chrome-based products. Its business activities are structured into two primary divisions: FerroAlloys and Speciality Alloys. The FerroAlloys segment is dedicated to manufacturing products such like high carbon FeCr, plasma ferrochrome, charge ferrochrome, stainless steel alloy, and granulated MC ferrochrome. Meanwhile, the Speciality Alloys division focuses on providing specialized low ferrochrome, extra low carbon ferrochrome, and high chrome ferrochrome. The company's sales reach spans across diverse international markets, including the United States, China, various African nations, Finland, other European Union countries, and additional global territories. Notably, the company operated under the name Ruukki Group Plc until it rebranded as Afarak Group Plc in July 2013.
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