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Trades about 451% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Mettlach, Germany, in 1748, Villeroy & Boch AG is a global manufacturer and seller of ceramic products, primarily under its own renowned brand. The company's operations are divided into two key segments: Bathroom and Wellness, and Dining & Lifestyle. The Bathroom and Wellness division provides a comprehensive suite of products including ceramic sanitary fixtures, kitchen sinks, bathroom furnishings, various types of tubs (bathtubs, shower tubs, whirlpools), and a range of bath and kitchen fittings and accessories. Meanwhile, the Dining & Lifestyle segment supplies tableware, glassware, cutlery, gifts, decorative accessories, and innovative porcelain-based "to-go" solutions. In addition to these, Villeroy & Boch offers tiles, fixtures, timber flooring, lighting, various textiles for kitchens and bathrooms, kitchen cabinetry, and furnishings for living, dining, and sleeping areas. Its products reach customers through roughly 90 dedicated Villeroy & Boch brand stores, approximately 500 points of sale within department stores, and its online retail channels. The company caters to a broad clientele, including distributors, skilled tradespeople, architects, interior designers, project planners, specialized porcelain retailers, major department store chains, online vendors, residential construction firms, and establishments in the hospitality sector (hotels and restaurants).
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