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Trades about 103% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
PipeHawk plc engages in the development, assembly, and sale of automated manufacturing units, test system, rail industry solutions, and ground probing radar (GPR) equipment in the United Kingdom, Europe and internationally. It operates through Utility Detection and Mapping Services; Development, Assembly, and Sale of GPR Equipment; and Rail Trackside Solutions segments. The company also provides GPR based services; and undertakes complementary research and development assignments. In addition, it offers site survey support to civil engineers, consulting engineers, design engineers, and planners; and produces machines, attachments, and tools for track renewal and maintenance. Further, the company is involved in research and development of GPR products and services under the Groundvue and PipeHawk brand name, as well as provision of training in GPRs techniques for both beginners and for more experienced user. Additionally, it provides technology solutions for a range of industries, such as highways, automotive, rail, aerospace, and slip test solutions. The company is also involved in specialist surveying and specialist in railway equipment. PipeHawk plc was incorporated in 2000 and is based in Cinderford, the United Kingdom.
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