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Trades about 282% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
KH Group Oyj, a diversified conglomerate, supplies and leases heavy construction and earth-moving equipment across Finland, Sweden, and internationally. Its operations are structured into two main divisions: KH-Koneet and Nordic Rescue Group. The company provides a comprehensive selection of machinery, tools, and associated services, available for purchase or rental, to meet demands in groundworks, property upkeep, and material management. Moreover, it is actively involved in the manufacturing, marketing, distribution, maintenance, and repair of emergency response vehicles. The group's offerings are presented under several recognized brands, such as Kobelco, Kramer, Wacker Neuson, Yanmar, Dynapac, Ljungby Maskin, Brock, and Pronar. The entity, which was previously known as Sievi Capital Oyj, formally changed its name to KH Group Oyj in May 2023 and is based in Vantaa, Finland.
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