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Trades about 44% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Christie Group plc is a well-established provider of professional services, operating across Europe and internationally. The company serves a diverse range of industries including hospitality, leisure, healthcare, medical, childcare, education, and retail. Its operations are structured into three key segments: Professional & Financial Services; Stock & Inventory Systems & Services; and Other. Under its Professional & Financial Services arm, Christie Group offers expertise in business valuations, appraisals, consultancy, and agency services, alongside mortgage and insurance broking. This segment facilitates the valuing, purchasing, selling, developing, financing, and insuring of various businesses, leveraging brands such as Christie & Co, Christie Finance, Christie Insurance, and Pinders. The Stock & Inventory Systems & Services division provides comprehensive stocktaking, inventory management, compliance, and associated stock management systems primarily to the hospitality sector. It also develops software and systems for the broader leisure and hospitality industries. A specialized offering includes cloud-based online ticketing and admission solutions, catering to a wide array of visitor attractions like historic estates, museums, zoos, safari parks, aquariums, and cinemas, marketed under the Venners, Orridge, and Vennersys brands. Founded in 1846, Christie Group plc is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.
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