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Trades about 3% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Marousi, Greece, Avax S.A. is a prominent construction firm with operations extending across Greece and internationally. Founded in 1986, the company adopted its current name in April 2019, having previously operated as J&P-AVAX S.A. Avax's business activities are structured into three primary segments: Construction, Concessions, and Other Activities. Its extensive construction portfolio encompasses diverse civil engineering projects, including airports, commercial and residential buildings, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and Olympic and general sports venues. The company also specializes in industrial and energy infrastructure, developing environmental plants, natural gas and petrochemical installations, and power stations, as well as critical transport infrastructure like bridges, harbors, railroads, and roads. Beyond its core construction work, Avax S.A. is active in residential property development, commercial real estate investment, vehicle technical inspection, and facilities management services.
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