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Trades about 24% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Science Group plc is an international consulting firm based in Cambridge, UK, offering specialized science and technology services across the United Kingdom, North America, Europe, and other global markets. The company operates through three main divisions: R&D Consultancy, Regulatory & Compliance, and Frontier Smart Technologies. Their core offerings include product and technology development, expert scientific and regulatory advice, and comprehensive registration and compliance services, serving a wide array of sectors such as medical, food and beverage, consumer, industrial, chemical, and energy. In addition to its consultancy work, Science Group plc manages property services and manufactures and sells integrated circuits and modules for digital radio applications. The company, originally incorporated as Sagentia Group plc in 2008, rebranded to Science Group plc in July 2015.
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