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Trades about 72% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
North Media A/S develops and operates platforms for transactions between businesses and consumers in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. It operates NejTak+ that allows its consumers to receive selected advertisements and catalogues in mailbox; provides package printed materials; and distributes weekly newspapers, and paper leaflets and local newspapers to retail and e-commerce businesses. The company also offers portals for rental housing, such as BoligPortal, BostadsPortal, and Boligmanager to tenants, landlords, property developers and brokers, and others, as well as MineTilbud that provides access to purchase-ready consumers; Dayli, which supports the distribution of offers across digital sales channels and physical stores; and Publisher that creates and publishes digital content. In addition, it provides supplies and services related to digital access systems for locked apartment buildings and private homes, home care, distributors, and property managers. The company was formerly known as Søndagsavisen A/S and changed its name to North Media A/S in April 2010. North Media A/S was founded in 1965 and is headquartered in Søborg, Denmark.
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