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Trades about 44% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Terveystalo Oyj, based in Helsinki, Finland, stands as a leading provider of healthcare services, with a strong focus on occupational health for businesses across the country. Its extensive service portfolio covers general practitioner consultations, specialized medical care, diagnostic procedures, outpatient and day surgery, and a full spectrum of dental and oral health services. The company further extends its offerings to include laboratory and imaging capabilities, wellbeing programs, child welfare services, and various healthcare outsourcing and staffing solutions. Terveystalo also provides modern digital healthcare platforms and engages in clinical research. Serving a diverse clientele, its customers range from private individuals and corporate entities to insurance companies and the public sector. The company maintains a substantial physical presence, operating 360 clinics throughout Finland, which include 18 hospital units, 38 dental clinics, and 73 Rela hierojat massage therapy units. Terveystalo Oyj was established in 2001.
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