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Trades about 67% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Esprinet S.p.A., headquartered in Vimercate, Italy, operates as a leading wholesale distributor of information technology (IT) and consumer electronics. Its primary markets include Italy, Spain, Portugal, and other European countries. The company's extensive catalog features a wide spectrum of IT and consumer electronics. This encompasses everything from personal devices like mobile phones, laptops, and gaming consoles, to home solutions such as audio-visual equipment, smart home devices, and major appliances. For business clients, Esprinet provides enterprise hardware like servers, workstations, and networking infrastructure, alongside specialized technologies like 3D printing, cybersecurity software, cloud services, and POS systems. Office essentials, peripherals, and a broad array of components also form part of its comprehensive offering. Esprinet serves a diverse client base that includes various IT resellers — such as value-added and corporate resellers, system integrators, and specialized dealers — as well as traditional retailers and online e-commerce platforms.
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