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Trades about 106% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Leifheit AG, established in Nassau, Germany, in 1868, manufactures and globally distributes a variety of household goods. Its market reach spans Germany, Central and Eastern Europe, and other international territories. The company is structured into three primary divisions: the Household segment delivers laundry, cleaning, and kitchen solutions under the flagship Leifheit brand; the Wellbeing segment provides health and room air treatment products via the Soehnle brand; and the Private Label segment offers laundry and kitchen essentials, primarily through its Birambeau and Herby labels. Customers can also access the company's product range through its dedicated online store.
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