Recent Performance of Beijer Ref and Peer Comparisons
Beijer Ref AB (ticker BEIJ-B.ST) closed the trading session at SEK 148.10, reflecting a modest rise of 1.16 % during the 24‑hour period that concluded at 06:55 AM Central European Time on Thursday, 22 October. At the time of writing, the share price hovers just above the 200‑day simple moving average of SEK 136.07, underscoring a sustained upward trend after a slight decline of 0.74 % against the month‑end level.
Market Metrics
- Market Capitalisation: SEK 75.1 bn
- Shares Outstanding: 479.1 mn
- Volume Traded (24 h): SEK 264.1 mn
The company’s price trajectory over the past year has seen a high of SEK 160.40 on 13 November 2025, followed by a low of SEK 121.95 on 2 February 2026. This range illustrates a volatility that remains within manageable bounds for long‑term investors.
Peer Performance in the 24‑Hour Window
| Stock | 24‑H Change | Current Price | Market Cap | P/E Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sectra –B (SECT-B.ST) | +2.48 % | SEK 330.40 | SEK 63.1 bn | 101.95 |
| Addtech (ADDT-B.ST) | +0.24 % | SEK 327.80 | SEK 84.2 bn | 39.76 |
| Nordnet Publ (SAVE.ST) | +0.66 % | SEK 333.40 | SEK 82.3 bn | 28.32 |
| Autoliv (ALIVSDB.ST) | +0.77 % | SEK 1,152.00 | SEK 83.0 bn | 10.99 |
| Nibe Industrier –B (NIBE-B.ST) | +0.77 % | SEK 44.60 | SEK 89.3 bn | 33.79 |
While the overall market exhibits a mild bullish sentiment, Beijer Ref’s performance sits comfortably within the mid‑tier range of its peers. The company’s P/E ratio, not disclosed in the provided data, would further contextualise its valuation against the relatively high multiples observed in Sectra –B and the more conservative multiples of Autoliv.
Corporate Profile
Founded in 1866 and headquartered in Malmö, Sweden, Beijer Ref AB has evolved from its former identity as G & L Beijer AB to a leading supplier of refrigeration and HVAC solutions across a broad geographic footprint that spans the Nordic, Central, Southern, and Eastern European markets, as well as Africa, the Asia‑Pacific, and other international territories. The firm offers an extensive catalogue that includes refrigeration systems, ancillary components, air‑conditioning units, and heat pumps. In addition to distribution, Beijer Ref operates as an original equipment manufacturer, producing and selling refrigeration units under its own brand.
The company’s long history, coupled with a diversified product range and a global sales network, positions it as a stable player within the specialized industrial equipment sector. Its recent stock performance, coupled with the broader market context, suggests that Beijer Ref remains a resilient investment opportunity for those seeking exposure to the refrigeration and HVAC subsector.
