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Trades about 6% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
IPD Group Limited is an Australian enterprise specializing in the distribution of a broad spectrum of electrical equipment. The company's extensive offerings include solutions for power distribution, industrial and motor control, automation and industrial communication, power monitoring, and electric vehicle technology, alongside other related products. These are supplied under well-known brand names such as ABB, Elsteel, Emerson, and Red Lion. In addition to its product range, IPD Group provides vital services like installation, commissioning, calibration, testing, ongoing maintenance, repair, and refurbishment. Its clientele spans various sectors, including switchboard manufacturers, electrical wholesalers, contractors, power utilities, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), and system integrators. Founded in 1889, IPD Group Limited is based in Wetherill Park, Australia, and officially adopted its current name in July 2006, having previously operated as Alstom Industrial Products Limited.
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