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Trades about 35% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Johnson Service Group PLC is a UK-based company that, through its various subsidiaries, specializes in providing textile rental and associated services. The company's operations are divided into two main segments: Workwear, and Hotel, Restaurants and Catering (HRC). The Workwear division focuses on supplying professional garments, protective attire, and workplace hygiene solutions, primarily under the Johnsons Workwear brand, in addition to offering comprehensive laundering services. Meanwhile, the HRC division caters to the hospitality market, delivering essential linen services – encompassing items like table linen, napkins, and chefs' wear – to hotels, restaurants, and catering businesses. This is accomplished through a portfolio of distinct brands including Afonwen, Bourne, PLS, Fresh Linen, Stalbridge, South West Laundry, and London Linen. Beyond these core activities, the group also maintains property holdings. Established in 1953, Johnson Service Group PLC's headquarters are located in Preston Brook, United Kingdom.
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