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Trades about 26% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Mostostal Zabrze S.A., established in 1945 and based in Gliwice, Poland, specializes in comprehensive design, manufacturing, construction, and assembly services. The company is responsible for building a broad range of facilities, from industrial complexes to public infrastructure such as hospitals, office and residential buildings, swimming pools, and commercial centers, along with critical civil engineering projects like roads, sewage systems, and treatment plants. Their expertise extends to specialized construction works across various sectors, including metallurgy, cement, building materials, automotive, mining, and cableways. Mostostal Zabrze's service portfolio also encompasses the installation of industrial plant and process equipment, pipelines, steel structures, and storage tanks for petroleum and chemicals, in addition to facilities for oxygen and hydrogen production. Furthermore, they provide power and environmental protection solutions, and manufacture a diverse array of steel products, including structural components, hall elements, secondary structures, ducts, silos, drilling towers, and piping. The company also produces cranes, turntables for mobile cranes, subcomponents for boom sections, and frames for locomotive bodies and bogies. Additional services include machining, anticorrosive protection, and electrical installations for power networks, industrial, general, steel, coke, chemical, and petrochemical industries.
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