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Trades about 20% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Konecranes Plc operates as a worldwide supplier of lifting solutions, encompassing the manufacturing, sale, and servicing of cranes, lifting equipment, and machine tools. The company structures its operations across three primary divisions: Service, Industrial Equipment, and Port Solutions. Through its Service segment, it delivers specialized upkeep and replacement components for industrial cranes and hoists. The Industrial Equipment division furnishes a variety of industrial cranes tailored for general manufacturing and diverse process industries, alongside supplying crane components and lifting apparatus to other crane producers and distributors. Furthermore, its Port Solutions segment offers sophisticated container handling machinery, mobile harbor cranes, and dedicated software for port management. Konecranes' extensive product range includes workstation lifting systems, overhead cranes, cranes and hoists for hazardous environments, lift trucks, and bulk material handling equipment, in addition to core lifting components. Its comprehensive service portfolio comprises inspection, preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance, remote monitoring, retrofitting, expert consultation, modernization initiatives, and remote assistance. The company serves a broad spectrum of sectors, such as automotive, container logistics, mining, general industry, nuclear power, petroleum and gas, energy generation, paper and forestry, shipbuilding, metal production, and waste-to-energy. Established in 1910, Konecranes Plc is headquartered in Hyvinkää, Finland.
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