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Trades about 26% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, Loomis AB (publ) is a long-established company, founded in 1852, that provides comprehensive services for the secure handling, distribution, storage, and recycling of cash and other valuable items. Operating globally as well as within Sweden, the company offers a wide array of solutions, including secure cash transportation, sophisticated cash management systems, physical foreign currency services, ATM support, and international logistics for high-value goods. Loomis also extends its offerings to digital solutions with Loomis Pay, an integrated payment platform for merchants. As of February 2022, Loomis maintained a significant operational presence through a network of approximately 400 branches, serving banks, retailers, and various other commercial clients.
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