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Trades about 140% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Eltel AB (publ) is a specialized provider of technical services for vital power and communication infrastructure across numerous countries, including Sweden, Finland, Norway, Poland, Denmark, Germany, and Lithuania, with an additional international presence. The company's expertise covers the entire lifecycle of power infrastructure, from constructing, maintaining, and upgrading transmission systems to supplying essential power distribution services. Furthermore, Eltel designs, plans, builds, installs, modernizes, operates, and services both mobile and fixed communication networks. Its service portfolio is comprehensive, featuring scheduled and corrective maintenance, connectivity services, and significant upgrade or conversion projects to enhance the condition or technology of existing networks. The firm also engineers and delivers tailored network infrastructure projects. Eltel primarily serves national transmission system operators, electricity distribution utilities, telecommunication providers, and various other communication network owners. Established in 2001, the company's headquarters are located in Bromma, Sweden.
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