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Trades about 76% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1987 and headquartered in Gliwice, Poland, P.A. Nova S.A. is a prominent Polish construction company. The firm acts as a general contractor, delivering a wide array of construction services for commercial properties. Its diverse project portfolio includes retail chains, industrial halls, warehouses, petrol stations, shopping and commercial centers, public transport hubs like bus and train stations, schools, sports facilities, residential houses, and road infrastructure. Beyond construction, P.A. Nova S.A. offers comprehensive design services. This encompasses architectural design for commercial, industrial, social utility, and multi-family housing, alongside renovation designs for post-industrial sites and buildings listed as cultural heritage. Their design expertise also extends to interior design, visual information elements, public area planning, lighting for buildings and public spaces, and graphic designs with visualizations. The company further provides planning services, including studies of spatial planning conditions, local spatial planning, specialized planning designs, and urban and architectural concepts. In addition, P.A. Nova S.A. engages in property development and management. Distinctively, it also develops CAD/CFD/PDM software and provides specialized solutions for the water and sewage industry.
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