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Trades about 110% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating through its various subsidiaries, enX Group Limited is a diversified industrial conglomerate based in Sandton, South Africa. Established in 2001, the company adopted its current name in January 2015, having previously traded as Austro Group Limited. Its operations are divided into three principal divisions: enX Equipment, enX Fleet, and enX Petrochemicals. The enX Equipment segment provides a comprehensive suite of power solutions, including the design, provision, and installation of both primary and backup power systems. This encompasses ongoing maintenance, refurbishment, diesel refuelling, and remote monitoring services. It also acts as a distributor for industrial and marine diesel engines, along with their components and spare parts, and offers temporary power generation rentals. Furthermore, this division supplies specialized woodworking machinery, tools, and adhesives, complemented by associated services like blade sharpening and equipment upkeep. The enX Fleet segment delivers an extensive range of services for passenger vehicles, covering leasing arrangements, full fleet administration, outsourced management, vehicle maintenance, warranty supervision, and tracking solutions. It also extends its expertise to commercial vehicle operators, offering robust fleet management and logistics support. Finally, the enX Petrochemicals segment focuses on the distribution and sale of a variety of chemical products, such as lubricants, rubber, polyethylene, and polystyrene.
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