Why invest in Beijer Ref
Beijer Ref as a long-term investment
Beijer Ref works to create sustainable shareholder value through continuous acquisitions and active ownership in our more than 150 subsidiaries. Our strategy is to drive growth and improve performance over time. The Beijer Ref share has historically proved to be a strong investment, with a return that has outperformed the Nasdaq index and a dividend policy where over 30 per cent of annual profits are returned to shareholders.
Three reasons to invest in Beijer Ref:
- Growing market and technological shift
Beijer Ref is well positioned in a growing and technological market. The business is positively affected by external factors such as increased population and a growing middle class, which drives demand for our products, especially in comfort cooling. With products largely aimed at the food industry and aftermarket, the business is less sensitive to economic fluctuations. We continue to see great potential for both organic growth and expansion through acquisitions, and there are several geographic markets that we see as possible expansion targets going forward. - Clear focus and strong culture
Our strength lies in our expertise in the refrigeration and HVAC sector. Beijer Ref has a strong corporate culture based on clear values and entrepreneurship. Through historical acquisitions, we have managed to combine the best practices from each acquired company, creating an even stronger business. Our business model is based on our group companies globally following a common strategy and mission, while developing synergies in sourcing and logistics. With over 500 branches in 45 countries, we offer an efficient and comprehensive supply chain. - Stable and profitable growth
As the world's largest refrigeration wholesaler, Beijer Ref has delivered stable and long-term returns, outperforming the Nasdaq index. The company has an average annual sales growth of around 15 per cent, an operating margin of between 7-8 per cent and an average return on operating capital of over 15 per cent. This is made possible by a strong balance sheet, stable ownership structure and continuous management expertise.
