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Trades about 111% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Speedy Hire Plc, through its subsidiaries, provides a comprehensive range of tools, equipment, and plant for rent to the construction, infrastructure, and industrial markets in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Their extensive rental offerings encompass everything from access platforms, lighting, and lifting gear to specialized rail, survey, safety, ATEX, heavy plant, communication, and engineering equipment. This also includes compressors, generators, pumps, and climate control units (heating, ventilation, and cooling). Beyond rentals, the company also sells various products, such as access and lifting equipment, survey tools, rail components, personal protective gear, general tools, and cutting, grinding, and sanding machinery, along with site supplies. Speedy Hire further delivers a wide array of supplementary services, including rehire schemes, partnered solutions, fuel management, testing, inspection, certification, technical advisory, powered access, out-of-hours support, Building Information Modelling (BIM), and aviation services, complemented by customer service centers and training in areas like site and traffic management. Their products and services are available through an approximate network of 207 depots and via online platforms. Speedy Hire Plc was established in 1968 and is headquartered in Newton-le-Willows, United Kingdom.
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