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Trades about 185% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Getin Holding S.A., a financial holding company founded in 1996 and based in Wroclaw, Poland (originally Getin Service Provider S.A. until its name change in July 2003), conducts investment activities across Poland and globally. The company provides a comprehensive suite of financial services to both individual clients and small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Its offerings encompass traditional banking products such as deposit accounts, credit cards, cash and car loans, and various guarantees and sureties. Getin Holding also furnishes diverse investment and financial products, alongside legal, debt collection, and advisory services. Furthermore, the company specializes in tailored financing solutions, including credit facilities for medical equipment providers, leasing arrangements for hospitals, and loans specifically for purchasing hospital equipment. It also supports buying installments and finances the acquisition of light and heavy vehicles. Additional services comprise debt restructuring, financing for current operational needs, and investment product financing. The company's portfolio is rounded out with insurance brokerage and factoring services.
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