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Trades about 209% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Delorean Corporation Limited is an Australian enterprise deeply involved in the renewable energy and waste management industries across both Australia and New Zealand. Its comprehensive business model is segmented into Infrastructure, Engineering, Energy Retail, and Corporate divisions. The company's capabilities include the manufacturing and fabrication of essential industrial items like tanks, pipework, and structural steel. Beyond manufacturing, Delorean is actively engaged in the development of bioenergy facilities and provides full lifecycle services for anaerobic digestion bioenergy plants, encompassing their engineering, procurement, construction, operation, and ongoing management. Furthermore, the corporation participates in the energy retail market. This entity was established in 2014 and maintains its principal office in West Perth, Australia.
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