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Trades about 5% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Matas A/S, along with its subsidiary companies, operates a network of retail outlets throughout Denmark, offering a diverse selection of beauty, personal care, health, wellness, and household items. Their extensive product range includes cosmetics, fragrances, and various solutions for skin and hair care. Additionally, they provide nutritional supplements such as vitamins, minerals, and specialized foods, as well as herbal medicinal products. The inventory also covers categories like sports and exercise, general nutrition, mother and child care, oral hygiene, foot and intimate care, hair removal solutions, and advanced skincare products. For the home, the company stocks essentials including cleaning and maintenance supplies, electrical goods, interior decor, and textiles. Furthermore, customers can find clothing accessories such as footwear, hair adornments, jewelry, and toiletry bags. Matas A/S also conducts online sales via its website, matas.dk. The company was founded in 1949 and is based in Allerød, Denmark.
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