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Trades about 50% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating primarily across the Nordic countries and the United Kingdom, Railcare Group AB (publ) delivers a wide array of specialized services for railway infrastructure maintenance. Their core offerings encompass the vital re-ballasting of tracks and switches, alongside specialized transport solutions featuring locomotive and wagon rentals, and the deployment of temporary personnel. The company also runs dedicated workshops providing repairs, upgrades, and routine servicing for railway equipment. Further extending their capabilities, Railcare handles various transportation needs, including construction, project-specific, heavy, and special transports requiring specific permits. They are also a key supplier of personnel, locomotives, wagons, and machinery. Their technical services include the installation of radio control and safety systems, as well as the renovation and modification of railway vehicles. Moreover, Railcare Group actively designs, manufactures, and commercializes its own line of purpose-built railway machinery. This portfolio features innovative solutions such as ballast feeder systems, multi-purpose maintenance vehicles, high-volume vacuum excavators, general vacuum suction machines, and snow clearing equipment. Founded in 1992, Railcare Group AB (publ) is headquartered in Skelleftehamn, Sweden.
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