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Trades about 33% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Coor Service Management Holding AB specializes in delivering a broad spectrum of facility management solutions. Its comprehensive service portfolio includes essential property management, such as routine maintenance and robust security provisions. The company also streamlines workplace operations by offering services like cleaning, catering, reception duties, and efficient mail and freight handling. Furthermore, Coor provides expertise in conference facility management, waste disposal, upkeep of outdoor environments, project oversight, redevelopment initiatives, and energy optimization, among various other tailored services. Coor caters to a diverse clientele, serving both large enterprises and smaller organizations across the public and private sectors. While its primary operational footprint is in the Nordic region, spanning Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland, the company also maintains a presence in Belgium and Estonia. Coor Service Management Holding AB was established in 1998 and has its main headquarters situated in Kista, Sweden.
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