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Trades about 62% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Dusk Group Limited operates as an Australian omni-channel specialty retailer, primarily dedicated to home fragrance items. Its extensive product range encompasses a variety of candles, including novelty, scented, unscented, taper, tealight, and votive options, alongside essential candle accessories such as holders and wax melts. Beyond candles, Dusk offers a broad selection of home fragrance solutions, including essential oils, mood reed refills, incense, fragrant oils, room and linen sprays, pillow mists, and fragrant gel gems. Additionally, it supplies numerous types of diffusers, such as MoodMist, ultrasonic, glass, resin, ceramic, oil, mood reed, artisan reed, aromatherapy, and compact mini diffusers. Further diversifying its offerings, Dusk features plant therapy essential oils and complementary sets. Its comprehensive collection of candle holders includes designs like tealight, votive, hurricanes, lanterns, pillar, and taper holders, alongside plates, tray sets, and various accessories. Customers can also find oil burners, candle care items, storage solutions, and convenient gift cards and packs. The company conducts its business through both brick-and-mortar retail locations and e-commerce platforms, all unified under the distinctive 'dusk' brand. Established in 2014, its corporate headquarters are situated in Alexandria, Australia.
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