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Trades about 51% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in 1985 and based in Danderyd, Sweden, Attendo AB (publ) is a prominent provider of publicly financed care services across the Nordic countries, including Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Denmark. The company's extensive service portfolio addresses diverse care needs. For the elderly, it offers both residential care within nursing homes and in-home support. Individuals with disabilities benefit from specialized accommodations, assisted living arrangements, day programs, respite care, and short-term housing solutions. Attendo also provides services in social psychiatry, operating emergency shelters and family support homes. Its offerings further include social worker-backed foster care, immediate crisis and urgent accommodation, specialized HVB-homes (homes for care or accommodation), addiction treatment, and various supportive housing options. Furthermore, the company delivers home care services, often through outsourcing agreements.
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