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Trades about 101% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Wästbygg Gruppen AB (publ) is a Swedish enterprise dedicated to construction and real estate development, conducting its operations exclusively within Sweden. The company organizes its services across three primary divisions. Its Residential segment is involved in developing various multi-family dwellings, including condominium and rental apartment buildings, as well as student housing. The Commercial division focuses on the construction and development of business-related properties, such as retail centers, office complexes, public service buildings, and hotels. Furthermore, its Logistics and Industry segment, known by the Logistic Contractor brand, specializes in the creation of logistics and industrial facilities. Established in 1981 and based in Gothenburg, Sweden, Wästbygg Gruppen AB (publ) functions as a subsidiary of M2 Holding AB.
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