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Trades about 3% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Energoaparatura SA operates in construction and assembly services business in Poland. The company offers electrical power services, including construction, repair, and modernization of HV, MV, and LV stations and distribution boards, as well as construction and execution of electrical installations. It also provides a range of services related to renewable and ecological energy sources, such as construction of MV/HV GPO stations, HV and MV cable lines, and fiber optic lines, as well as control, measurement, and commissioning works. In addition, the company offers electrical power equipment that include automation devices, signals, relays, service cases, converters, accessories, ENAP program, and ENAP express; mining equipment comprising compressor and transformer units, contractor starters, sensors, signaling and controlling devices, and related products; and mining and power cables and wires. Further, it provides mining equipment services, such as renovation, repair, rental, and leasing services of explosion-proof electrical equipment and compressor units; prefabrication services; and design and consulting services. The company was founded in 1955 and is based in Katowice, Poland.
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