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Trades about 33% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Firefly AB (publ), a company established in Stockholm, Sweden, in 1969, specializes globally in the development and sale of industrial fire prevention and protection systems for process industries. The firm operates through two primary business segments. Its Industrial Applications division engineers customized fire prevention solutions tailored for a wide array of industrial processes, serving sectors ranging from woodworking, pulp and paper, and food processing to bioenergy, recycling, and power generation. The Infra Systems division, operating under the Sentio brand, supplies advanced fire and gas detection technology designed to safeguard critical infrastructure such as metro systems, railways, roads, and cable tunnels. Additionally, Firefly offers flame and gas detectors under the Omniguard brand, catering to demanding environments including the oil and gas, aerospace, and power industries. Complementing its product offerings, the company provides comprehensive technical support, maintenance, training services, and essential spare parts. Firefly distributes its solutions both directly to clients and through an established network of distributors.
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