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Trades about 126% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Dadelo S.A. operates an e-commerce platform specializing in cycling goods. Through its online storefront, dadelo.pl, the company offers a comprehensive range of cycling products, categorized into complete bicycles, spare parts, various accessories, and apparel. Its extensive inventory of two-wheelers includes models designed for children, city commuting, cross-country, trekking, and specialized road and mountain biking. Customers can also find essential components like wheels and shock absorbers, alongside a variety of accessories suitable for all bicycle types. The accessory selection is broad, featuring safety equipment such as helmets, maintenance tools like pumps, and advanced electronics including wireless cycle computers, GPS navigators, action cameras, and power meters. Beyond hardware, the store stocks a diverse collection of cycling and outdoor tourism apparel, complete with specialized footwear. Established in Bydgoszcz, Poland, this firm commenced its operations in 2005.
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