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Trades about 9% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Elanders AB (publ) functions as an international logistics powerhouse, specializing in extensive supply chain management and tailored print and packaging solutions. Its widespread operations span Sweden, the broader European continent, Asia, and both North and South America, serving a global clientele. The company's service offerings are comprehensive, including worldwide order orchestration, strategic sourcing and procurement, custom product configuration and assembly, efficient warehousing and inventory control, and dedicated print and packaging provision. Additionally, Elanders manages fulfillment and distribution, handles freight logistics, and provides crucial after-sales support, which encompasses the storage of spare parts, accessories, replacement units, and consumables, alongside repair and maintenance services. It also facilitates e-commerce operations. Beyond these core logistics services, Elanders sells photographic products under its fotokasten and myphotobook brands. The firm addresses a diverse range of industries, such as the automotive, electronics, fashion and lifestyle, healthcare and life sciences, and industrial sectors. Founded in 1908, Elanders AB (publ) is headquartered in Mölndal, Sweden, and operates as a subsidiary of Carl Bennet AB.
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