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Trades about 12% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
D'Ieteren Group S.A. functions as a global investment holding company, headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, since its establishment in 1805. Its diverse portfolio is structured around four primary segments: D'Ieteren Automotive, Belron, Moleskine, and TVH Parts. Within its D'Ieteren Automotive division, the company serves as a distributor for a wide array of Volkswagen Group brands, encompassing Volkswagen, Audi, SEAT, SKODA, Cupra, Bentley, Lamborghini, Bugatti, and Porsche vehicles. This segment also handles sales of their respective spare parts and accessories, trades in pre-owned cars, and delivers essential services such as maintenance, vehicle financing, and leasing solutions. Belron specializes in automotive glass services, providing expert repair, replacement, and recalibration under prominent brand names like Carglass, Safelite, and Autoglass. A key component of its operations involves managing vehicle glass and other related insurance claims on behalf of insurance providers. Moleskine focuses on premium lifestyle and stationery products, offering items such as notebooks, planners, writing instruments, bags, and reading accessories. This segment also ventures into digital innovation with smart writing systems and dedicated mobile applications. The TVH Parts segment is responsible for supplying an extensive range of aftermarket components tailored for material handling, construction, agricultural, and industrial machinery. Beyond these core businesses, D'Ieteren Group actively manages a substantial real estate portfolio. This includes a variety of assets such as office spaces, workshops, retail concessions, logistics centers, residential properties, parking facilities, and landbanks. The company also undertakes site reconversion and redevelopment projects, in addition to offering real estate advisory services.
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