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Trades about 61% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Viking Supply Ships AB (publ) offers vital offshore and icebreaking solutions to oil exploration companies operating in the challenging environments of the North Sea, Arctic, and Subarctic regions. The company's activities are organized across four primary segments. Its Ice-Classed Anchor Handling Tug Supply Ships (AHTS) division deploys specialized ice-breaking and ice-classified vessels for essential icebreaking duties and for relocating rigs and anchors in offshore operations. The Ice-Classed Platform Supply Vessels (PSV) segment manages its fleet of Coey and Cooper Viking ice-classed PSVs, which are active in the North Sea spot market. Additionally, the Ice Management and Services unit delivers expert consultancy and logistical support for ice management initiatives within Arctic territories. Finally, the Ship Management segment undertakes the management of five icebreakers on behalf of the Swedish Maritime Administration. Founded in 1946, the company was formerly known as Rederi AB TransAtlantic (publ) until its name change in April 2015. Headquartered in Stenungsund, Sweden, Viking Supply Ships AB (publ) operates as a subsidiary of Viking Invest AS.
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