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Trades about 69% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Karnov Group AB (publ) delivers specialized information products and services, available both online and offline, tailored for professionals in the legal, tax, accounting, environmental, and health and safety sectors. The company operates across Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and other European nations, with its primary focus on subscription-based digital solutions. In addition to these online offerings, Karnov Group publishes and distributes traditional books and journals, and organizes legal training courses. Their diverse portfolio is marketed under various established brands, including Karnov, Norstedts Juridik, Notisum, Legal Cross Border, Forlaget Andersen, LEXNordics, DIBkunnskap, and Echoline. The company serves a wide range of clients, from law firms, tax and accounting firms, and corporate entities, to public sector institutions such as courts, libraries, universities, and municipal authorities. Established in 1867, Karnov Group is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.
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