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Trades about 30% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating within Norway, Europris ASA functions as a prominent discount retailer offering a diverse range of products. Its extensive inventory spans a multitude of categories, featuring proprietary brands, private-label items, and established third-party brands. These offerings range from everyday essentials like personal care products, groceries, and cleaning supplies, to fashion items such as apparel and footwear. The selection also includes hobby and office supplies, tools for home improvement, garden equipment, electronics, confectionery, pet supplies, and household goods like carpets, textiles, kitchenware, storage solutions, and home decor. Furthermore, the company provides products for travel, leisure activities, and sports. As of June 23, 2022, Europris maintained a network of 274 retail outlets throughout Norway, with customers also able to access its product range via its e-commerce platform. Established in 2011, Europris ASA has its primary corporate offices situated in Rolvsøy, Norway.
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