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Trades about 280% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Stockwik Förvaltning AB (publ) is an investment company based in Täby, Sweden, established in 1987. The company's diverse operations span several key sectors. It is active in health and wellness, and provides comprehensive financial services, including accounting, payroll management, reporting, financial statement preparation, and tax advice. Stockwik also offers IT infrastructure solutions, covering private and public cloud services, alongside IT consulting for a broad range of clients such as government agencies, biotechnology firms, construction companies, and other IT and business system suppliers. Furthermore, its business activities encompass the manufacturing of tires for light and heavy vehicles, complemented by services like tire changing, repair, balancing, and storage. The firm engages in contracting and construction projects for state and municipal bodies. Additionally, it specializes in managing outdoor environments and common areas for larger residential and commercial properties, offering services such as painting, landscaping, horticultural work, and essential technical provisions like electricity, plumbing, and general facility management. The company previously traded as StjärnaFyrkant AB (publ.) until its rebranding to Stockwik Förvaltning AB (publ) in December 2013.
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