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Trades about 3% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kier Group plc is a diversified enterprise with core operations in construction, serving both domestic (UK) and international markets. The company organizes its extensive activities across three distinct divisions: Construction, Infrastructure Services, and Property. Its Construction segment is responsible for delivering major projects, including power generation facilities, roads, bridges, tunnels, and various types of buildings. The Infrastructure Services division specializes in the ongoing maintenance and emergency repairs for the United Kingdom's essential road, rail, and utilities networks. This segment also extends to residential property upkeep, comprehensive facilities management, and a suite of environmental solutions such as municipal street sanitation, landscape maintenance, and commercial waste services. Finally, the Property arm is dedicated to investing in and bringing to fruition various real estate projects and development sites. Kier Group plc, originally established in 1992, maintains its principal office in Salford, United Kingdom.
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