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Trades about 102% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Babylon Pump & Power Ltd provides specialty mining services to the resources sector in Australia. It operates through two segments: Rental and Maintenance. The company offers high-pressure pumping, dewatering and project water management with supplying and maintaining equipment in remote and offshore locations. It also provides a full range of speciality power generation solutions, including system design, installation, commissioning, operations and maintenance services; and full maintenance and asset management services for high-horsepower mobile equipment, including engines, power train assemblies and components. In addition, the company offers dewatering; bore test pumping; vacuum loading, blast, and paint; and mobile and ancillary plant equipment. Further, the company provides rebuilding and maintenance services for diesel-driven equipment; field services work; and water blasting and ancillary services to the resources sectors. The company was formerly known as IM Medical Limited and changed its name to Babylon Pump & Power Limited in December 2017. Babylon Pump & Power Limited was incorporated in 1990 and is headquartered in High Wycombe, Australia.
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