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Trades about 117% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Coventry Group Ltd operates as a key supplier of industrial goods across Australia and New Zealand, organized into two main operational divisions: Trade Distribution and Fluids Systems. The Trade Distribution segment manages the import, marketing, and sale of a broad spectrum of fasteners, including industrial, stainless steel, and construction-grade types, alongside specialized fastening products and systems. It also provides industrial hardware, and related tools and consumables. Furthermore, this division supplies hardware, components, and finished items to the commercial cabinet making, joinery, and shopfitting industries, and offers both rental and sales services for fencing and scaffolding planks. The Fluids Systems segment specializes in designing and installing lubrication and fluid handling systems, and distributing a range of items such as hoses, connectors, fittings, and hydraulic hose assemblies. It also engineers and supplies components for service trucks, installs fire suppression systems, sells pneumatic parts and associated hydraulic products and consumables, and provides maintenance and repair for rock hammers. Established in 1936, Coventry Group Ltd's corporate base is located in Thomastown, Australia.
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