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Trades about 45% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Colonial Motor Company Limited, along with its various subsidiary businesses, functions as a prominent operator of franchised automotive dealerships throughout New Zealand. The enterprise oversees twelve Ford vehicle outlets, seven of which simultaneously serve as Mazda franchises. Its operations are further diversified by the distribution and sale of Kenworth and DAF heavy commercial vehicles, in addition to retailing agricultural equipment and tractors from New Holland, Case IH, and Kubota. This long-established company, founded in 1859, maintains its headquarters in Wellington, New Zealand.
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