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Trades about 7% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Motorpoint Group Plc operates as an independent automotive retail specialist across the United Kingdom. The company's core business involves the sale of nearly-new vehicles, accessories, and commercial transport, all marketed under its proprietary Motorpoint brand through a network of 17 retail sites nationwide. Beyond direct sales, Motorpoint also manages Auction4Cars.com, a dedicated business-to-business online auction platform specifically designed for the disposal of part-exchange vehicles. The firm further diversifies its revenue by offering a suite of related automotive services, which encompass commissions from finance introductions, extended guarantees, vehicle asset protection, paint protection products, and guaranteed asset protection (GAP) insurance. Established in 1998, Motorpoint Group Plc maintains its corporate headquarters in Derby, United Kingdom.
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