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Trades about 348% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Musti Group Oyj functions as a leading specialist in pet care, operating across Finland, Sweden, and Norway. The company provides a broad array of pet supplies, ranging from food to various non-food products, marketed under both its own labels and external brands. In addition to merchandise, Musti Group delivers an extensive suite of services, including veterinary consultations, general pet health and wellness programs, grooming services (such as trimming, cutting, and nail care), and educational initiatives. Its offerings are sold through recognized brands like Musti ja Mirri, Pete's Dog Accessories, Vetzoo, Brit Care, Animail, Arken Zoo, Djurmagazinet, Musti, and Peten Koiratarvike. By September 30, 2021, the company oversaw 312 brick-and-mortar outlets, comprising both company-owned and franchised establishments, complemented by a significant online retail presence. Founded in 1988, Musti Group Oyj is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland.
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