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Trades about 37% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Momentum Metropolitan Holdings Limited, through its various subsidiaries, delivers a comprehensive suite of insurance-centric financial services. These offerings cater to a diverse clientele, including private individuals, corporations, institutional bodies, and other organizations, operating both within South Africa and across international markets. The company's operations are strategically organized across distinct divisions, namely Momentum Life, Momentum Investments, Metropolitan Life, Momentum Corporate, Momentum Metropolitan Health, Non-life Insurance, Momentum Metropolitan Africa, and its New Initiatives segment. Its extensive product portfolio features both long-term and short-term insurance solutions, alongside employee benefits encompassing health coverage and retirement planning. The group also provides wealth management services, including asset and property management, various investment vehicles, and savings products. Additionally, it offers healthcare administration and sophisticated health risk management services, complemented by innovative client engagement platforms that incorporate wellness and loyalty programs. The company markets its services and products under recognized brand names such as Metropolitan, Momentum, Guardrisk, and Eris Properties. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Centurion, South Africa.
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