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Trades about 146% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating both domestically in Germany and across various international markets, pferdewetten.de AG, along with its group companies, specializes in providing online horse wagering services. Customers can place wagers on a wide array of horse races, encompassing German gallops and trots, as well as significant events from England, France, and numerous other global venues. Beyond betting, the firm furnishes consulting and educational programs for establishing and managing both sports and horse betting operations. Additionally, it delivers comprehensive technical support, including server hosting, web development, video streaming capabilities, payment processing solutions, content management platforms, and e-commerce functionalities. Previously, the company operated under the name Sportwetten.de AG. Established in 1997, pferdewetten.de AG maintains its principal office in Düsseldorf, Germany.
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