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Trades about 48% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Avensia AB (publ) specializes in delivering comprehensive e-commerce solutions. The company offers a suite of platforms, including Episerver Commerce, a core e-commerce system. It also implements the inRiver Product Information Management (PIM) platform, enabling omni-channel professionals to efficiently organize, manage, and disseminate product information across various sales channels and languages. Additionally, Avensia provides the Apptus eSales platform, designed to optimize customer experiences through advanced search, navigation, and recommendation functionalities. Further extending its technological offerings, Avensia integrates Riversand, a cloud-based SaaS solution aimed at enhancing business agility and enterprise-wide collaboration. The company also incorporates Voyado, a customer loyalty platform that centralizes customer data for analysis and communication. Other significant solutions include Klarna for payment processing, Mirakl for establishing e-commerce marketplaces, and Quicksearch for managing customer experience initiatives. Beyond platform provision, Avensia delivers a range of expert services, encompassing omni-channel strategy, information governance, strategic consulting, search and relevance optimization, and design. The firm caters to clients within the sports, fashion, and manufacturing sectors, operating in both business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) markets. Previously known as InXL Innovation AB (publ), the company rebranded to Avensia AB (publ) in June 2015. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Lund, Sweden.
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