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Trades about 64% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating throughout Sweden, ByggPartner Gruppen AB (publ) is a comprehensive construction enterprise. Its activities span the development of commercial, community, and residential properties. The company also specializes in minor construction projects, extensive renovation work, fulfilling public sector framework agreements, and providing ongoing service contracts. Beyond its core building operations, it provides crucial scaffolding services, including erection, dismantling, and the rental of scaffolding as well as fall protection equipment. Furthermore, ByggPartner Gruppen manufactures and supplies essential wooden building components. Founded in Borlänge, Sweden, in 1992, the company rebranded from ByggPartner i Dalarna Holding AB (publ) to its current name in June 2022.
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