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Trades about 23% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating within the real estate sector, Fastighets AB Trianon (publ) is involved in the acquisition, development, construction, ownership, and management of both residential and commercial buildings throughout Sweden. Its diverse portfolio encompasses 88 properties, strategically situated across various Swedish locales including Malmö, Limhamn, Slottsstaden, Lindängen, Hermodsdal, Rosengård, Oxie, Burlöv, Skurup, and Svedala. The total rentable space amounts to approximately 419,000 square meters, primarily comprising housing, retail outlets, offices, and community facilities, supplemented by an additional 3,000 square meters dedicated to garages and parking. Established in 1973, this company maintains its principal office in Malmö, Sweden.
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