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Trades about 65% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Prevas AB is a Swedish technical consultancy firm based in Västerås, established in 1985. The company delivers a comprehensive array of specialized services, including advanced embedded systems, intelligent sensor technologies, industrial Linux implementations, and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. Their expertise also spans medical technology product development, platform-based solutions, product lifecycle management (PLM), as well as systems designed for aftermarket support, field service, and test system design. Furthermore, Prevas offers solutions for industrial automation and robotics, enterprise asset management (EAM), and enterprise manufacturing intelligence (EMI). Their portfolio includes offerings for production improvement, industrial digitalization, manufacturing execution systems (MES), and industrial IT products. A distinct offering is "Smart Service," a system engineered to facilitate intelligent decision-making. Prevas caters to a diverse clientele across numerous industries, such as automotive, energy, food and beverage, life science, defense, manufacturing, metals and minerals, oil and gas, consumer products, pulp and paper, and telecommunications.
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