Six reasons to invest in Bravida
Bravida is well positioned for the future
Properties account for a significant percentage of the world’s
greenhouse gas emissions. Its customer offering gives
Bravida a clear role in the transition to a more sustainable
society. Several trends indicate a greater need for service
and installation over the coming years: Demands for efficient
energy usage are growing and technological developments are
creating new opportunities in properties. And significant public
investment is being made in the Nordic region, including in
infrastructure, health care and education.
A solid company with low risk
Bravida has significant risk diversification. Around half of the
business consists of recurring service and maintenance work.
With more than 65,000 customers, we aren’t dependent on
any one assignment or project. Together, this provides a high
degree of predictability and stability for sales.
Bravida is growing - but only if it's profitable
We have excellent growth prospects, but we don’t want
to grow at any price. We only take on assignments with
calculable risks and we always prioritise margins over growth.
This generates results. Over the past 10 years, we have almost
doubled our sales while maintaining profitability.
Bravida way provides continual improvement and profitability
Bravida’s business model and approach, the Bravida Way, is
based on the key principle that our local branches are at the
heart of our business. Each local branch is responsible for its
own earnings. They are supported by Bravida’s group-wide
tools and methods. Continual follow-up ensures that together
we create a profitable business with good cash flow.
Acquisitions make us stronger
Our market in the Nordic region largely consists of lots of small
companies, giving us a basis for long-term growth through
acquisitions. We mainly acquire companies that complement
our offering locally. Acquisitions also provide us with greater
opportunities to achieve synergies in the business.
Strong cash flows provide basis for dividends
Bravida’s cash conversion has remained stable for many years.
One of Bravida’s financial targets is to distribute at least 50
percent of net profit as dividends to shareholders.