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Trades about 17% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Founded in Helsinki, Finland, in 1905, Enento Group Oyj (which rebranded from Asiakastieto Group Oyj in June 2020) delivers a wide array of digital information services to commercial clients and individual consumers throughout the Nordic countries. These offerings are crucial for effective risk management, streamlining financial and administrative tasks, and informing strategic decisions for businesses. For consumers, the company provides tools to manage personal finances and safeguard against identity theft and fraud. Additionally, Enento offers detailed real estate and property valuation data, along with compliance solutions designed to identify beneficial owners and politically exposed persons. The firm also develops tools to automate collateral management and digitize the complexities of housing purchases. Its comprehensive product line includes enterprise-level solutions, premium business intelligence tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and accessible freemium business information websites. Enento's diverse client base spans key sectors such as finance, banking, e-commerce, and energy.
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