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Trades about 31% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Bilia AB (publ) operates as a comprehensive automotive group specializing in the sale and maintenance of passenger vehicles, heavy-duty trucks, and commercial transport vehicles. The company's business activities are categorized into three main segments: Service, Vehicles, and Fuel. Bilia provides a broad range of new and pre-owned cars from well-known manufacturers such as Volvo, BMW, Toyota, Mercedes, Renault, Lexus, MINI, Porsche, Nissan, Dacia, Smart, and Alpine. Additionally, it supplies commercial transport vehicles from brands including Renault, Toyota, Mercedes, Nissan, and Dacia, as well as Mercedes heavy trucks. Beyond vehicle sales, the company offers various fuels, such as gasoline, diesel, ethanol, and compressed natural gas. Its extensive service portfolio includes professional workshop repairs, the provision of spare parts, vehicle dismantling, alloy wheel restoration, car wash services, and both tire sales and storage. Bilia also extends supplementary financial services like vehicle financing and insurance, available through its physical retail outlets and online platforms. The group manages two online auction sites, catering to the Swedish and Norwegian markets. With approximately 155 facilities, Bilia maintains a substantial operational footprint across Sweden, Norway, Germany, Luxembourg, and Belgium. Founded in 1967, Bilia AB is headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden.
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