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Trades about 142% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
FIH group plc, established in 1851 and headquartered in Bishop's Stortford, United Kingdom, operates a wide range of businesses through its subsidiary companies. Its diverse operations span both the Falkland Islands and the United Kingdom. The group's activities include: Retail Operations: Managing six retail establishments that sell a variety of products, such as groceries, clothing, electrical items, home furnishings, gifts, and DIY supplies. Property Development and Management: Involved in constructing residential, office, and industrial accommodation. The company also maintains a portfolio of 40 residential properties, which it leases to individuals and corporate clients, including oil services companies, Ministry of Defence contractors, and fishing firms. Automotive Services: Specializing in the rental and sale of 4x4 vehicles. Insurance Brokerage: Providing insurance advisory and placement services. Tourism and Travel: Offering a full suite of travel arrangements for tourists, including flight bookings, airport transfers, and guided luxury coach and walking tours. It also serves as an agent for visiting cruise ships. Maritime and Shipping Services: Handling freight and shipping logistics to and from the Falkland Islands, in addition to acting as an agency for fishing vessels. In the UK, the group operates three passenger ferries across Portsmouth Harbour and runs a leisure cruising vessel around the Solent during the summer season. Fine Art Logistics: Delivering specialized services for the logistics, storage, installation, and careful handling of artworks and antiquities. The company adopted its current name, FIH group plc, in September 2016, having previously been known as Falkland Islands Holdings plc.
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