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Trades about 21% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Lyckegård Group AB (publ), a company based in Staffanstorp, Sweden, focuses on creating, promoting, and distributing mechanical tools specifically designed for sustainable agriculture. Their market reach spans Sweden, Norway, and Finland. The company's diverse product portfolio features its own mechanical tools, including the Cameleon, Quick Witted, Crimper Roller, Combcut, The Bional, Treffle, Cookerling, and Exchange Machine. They also supply agricultural machinery from brands like Düvelsdorf and Suire, all engineered to assist with essential farming tasks such as sowing, tillage, and mechanical weed control. Established in 2008, the company was initially known as Just Common Sense AB before officially adopting the name Lyckegård Group AB (publ) in March 2019.
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