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Trades about 342% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Balco Group AB specializes in the complete lifecycle of balcony systems, from development and manufacturing to sales and installation. The company serves a diverse clientele, including tenant-owner associations, private property owners, public housing organizations, and construction firms. Its operations are divided into two primary segments: renovating existing buildings and new construction projects. Balco's product portfolio includes various balcony designs such as enclosed (glazed), open-air, urban, coastal, and prefabricated units, along with comprehensive facade solutions. They also provide an extensive range of accessories, including privacy and intermediate screens, glass corner panels, balcony doors, sunshades, roller blinds, flower boxes, flag brackets, solar panels, and locking mechanisms. Established in Växjö, Sweden, in 1987, Balco Group AB conducts business across Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, the United Kingdom, Germany, and the Netherlands.
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