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Trades about 32% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nordisk Bergteknik AB (publ), through its various subsidiaries, delivers specialized rock handling and ground engineering solutions across Sweden and Norway. Their extensive rock management capabilities encompass a wide array of techniques, including drilling, excavation, wire sawing, rock reinforcement, shaft construction, scaling, shotcreting, soil nailing, and various grouting methods. Beyond this, they prioritize rock safety and the concrete restoration of vital structures such as bridges, piers, and buildings. Their offerings include installing protective nets, bolting, and implementing safeguards against rockfalls threatening both built environments and roadways. The firm's foundation engineering services involve piling, sheet piling, reinforcing existing foundations, grouting, and techniques for groundwater lowering. They undertake projects across diverse fields, including major infrastructure developments, general construction, renewable energy (specifically wind farms), mining operations, natural landscape management, and various other specialized domains. Established in 1966, Nordisk Bergteknik AB maintains its primary operations from Gothenburg, Sweden.
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