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Trades about 62% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Erria A/S operates globally across the shipping, offshore, and logistics industries. The company offers extensive ship management services, encompassing general technical consultancy, operational oversight, inspections, dry-docking, project coordination, and cargo transshipment. For the offshore sector, Erria provides marine warranty surveys, which include risk engineering, rig move supervision, and jack-up location approval, alongside payroll services and specialized vessels for survey, cable laying, and installation tasks. Furthermore, their container services involve depot handling, repairs for both refrigerated and standard container boxes, reefer machinery maintenance, reefer unit monitoring, and general container upkeep and cleaning. A key safety focus for Erria is the servicing of life-saving and fire-fighting equipment, including liferafts, lifeboats, hooks, davits, and personal protective equipment, as well as offering liferaft exchange and load test services. Established in 1991, the company was initially known as Rederiet Fabricius A/S before rebranding to Erria A/S in April 2007, with its main offices located in Køge, Denmark.
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