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Trades about 68% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Stalprofil S.A. operates as an international distributor of steel products, serving markets both within Poland and globally. Its diverse product catalog features an array of steel forms, including hot-rolled profiles, channels, equal-leg and unequal angles, and T-bars. The company also supplies cold-formed profiles, such as square and rectangular sections and channels, alongside flat, round, square, drawn, and ribbed bars, as well as wire rods. Furthermore, Stalprofil offers hot-rolled and cold-rolled plates, along with patterned sheets. A significant portion of its offerings comprises various I-beams, including standard, economical parallel, wide flange, W-shape, and special economical types, as well as ordinary, economical, and UPE channels. Beyond general steel materials, the company specializes in manufacturing and selling external anti-corrosive insulation for steel pipes and tubes, primarily destined for transmission pipeline construction. It also acts as a crucial supplier of pipes and tubes for a wide array of sectors, such as gas engineering, fuel, heat engineering, water pipelines, sewage systems, and other industrial applications. To complement its material supply, Stalprofil S.A. provides services like steel structure assembly and protective painting. Established in 1988, Stalprofil S.A. is headquartered in Dabrowa Górnicza, Poland.
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