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Trades about 39% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Implenia AG is a prominent provider of construction and real estate services, primarily serving clients across Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Norway, Sweden, and France, with additional international presence. The company's operations are segmented into four distinct divisions: Real Estate, Buildings, Civil Engineering, and Specialties. Within its Real Estate segment, Implenia offers a comprehensive suite of services encompassing property development, management, and investment; building construction; project leadership; environmental remediation; general and total contracting; building technology solutions; expert real estate consultation; overarching planning; and facilitating home ownership. The Civil Engineering division undertakes a wide array of infrastructure projects, including road construction, tunneling, excavation work, installation of retaining structures, deep foundation construction, noise barrier implementation, general civil engineering tasks, and crucial infrastructure maintenance, alongside structural engineering. Furthermore, its Specialties division delivers specialized construction solutions such as the design and execution of post-tensioning and geotechnical systems, construction logistics management, timber frame construction, mechanical and electrical installations, and advanced material engineering services. Founded in 2006, Implenia AG maintains its corporate headquarters in Dietlikon, Switzerland.
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