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Trades about 54% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Verkkokauppa.com Oyj functions as a leading Finnish online retail company, predominantly serving the domestic market through its digital platform. Complementing its e-commerce operations, the company also manages four physical retail stores. Its extensive product catalog encompasses a broad range of categories, including consumer electronics (such as audio, Hifi, cameras, and cables), household and kitchen appliances (like barbecues, kitchenware, and lighting), leisure and lifestyle items (including bags, travel accessories, toys, pet supplies, music, and baby products), alongside various other components. Beyond selling products, Verkkokauppa.com offers diverse services such as installation, recycling, maintenance, subscription-based sales, and visibility solutions. Established in 1992, the company's corporate headquarters are situated in Helsinki, Finland.
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