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Trades about 19% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Gulermak Aglr Sanayi Insaat ve Taahhut A.S. provides civil infrastructure and industrial construction services in Turkey, Poland, Romania, Sweden, Switzerland, the Philippines, North Macedonia, the United Arab Emirates, and India. The company offers engineering, procurement, and construction services for the transportation sector, including railways, metro and light rail systems, trams, highways, tunnels, roads, and bridges; industrial sector, such as cement and sugar factories, glass factories, dams, and irrigation systems; energy sector comprising hydroelectric, thermal, and natural gas combined cycle power plants; and environmental sector consisting of water and wastewater treatment plants and pipelines, as well as sea, lake, and river dredging services. It is also involved in the provision of steel construction structures. The company serves official public and private institutions. The company was founded in 1958 and is headquartered in Ankara, Turkey. Gulermak Aglr Sanayi Insaat ve Taahhut A.S. operates as a subsidiary of Gulermak Emlak Yapi Insaat Yatirim Anonim Sirketi.
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