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Trades about 17% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Fletcher Building Limited, a leading entity with its various subsidiaries, specializes in the production and supply of diverse building materials across New Zealand, Australia, and global markets. The company's operations are divided into six core divisions: Building Products, Distribution, Concrete, Residential and Development, Construction, and Australia. The Building Products segment focuses on the creation, promotion, and delivery of construction components such as insulation, plasterboard, decorative laminates, and plastic and concrete piping, catering to residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects. The Distribution segment is responsible for supplying a range of building, plumbing, and pipeline products, notably under the PlaceMakers, Mico, and Forman Building Systems brand names. In the Concrete segment, the company manages the extraction of aggregates and the subsequent manufacturing of cement and concrete. Its Residential and Development arm undertakes the construction of homes and apartment complexes, alongside the development and sale of residential and commercial land. The Construction division builds and maintains various public and commercial structures, transportation networks, and utility infrastructure, while also engaging in the design, construction, and upkeep of roads and broader civil engineering works. Finally, the Australia segment specifically handles the manufacturing and distribution of building supplies within Australia, including insulation, plasterboard, laminate surfaces, steel roofing, and plastic and concrete pipes, serving a wide array of Australian industries. Established in 1909, Fletcher Building Limited maintains its corporate headquarters in Auckland, New Zealand.
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