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Trades about 289% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Harworth Group plc specializes in land and property revitalization, with its operations concentrated across the North of England and the Midlands. The company's business model is structured around two main divisions: Income Generation and Capital Growth. The Income Generation segment is dedicated to generating consistent revenue. This is achieved through rental returns from its various investment properties, as well as rents and royalties from its ventures in energy production, environmental technologies, and agricultural holdings. Further income streams are secured from recycled aggregates and secondary coal products. Conversely, the Capital Growth segment focuses on enhancing the value of its assets. This involves strategic land acquisitions, comprehensive planning and development activities, applying value engineering principles, and proactive management of its assets. Harworth's extensive property portfolio is diverse, comprising residential, industrial, retail, and mixed-use developments. Founded in 1991, the company was originally known as Coalfield Resources plc before officially changing its name to Harworth Group plc in March 2015. Its headquarters are situated in Rotherham, United Kingdom.
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