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Trades about 47% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Stealth Global Holdings Ltd operates as a key industrial distributor, serving both Australian and international markets. The company provides a comprehensive range of products, including vital supplies for industrial maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO); essential safety and personal protective equipment (PPE); a broad selection of truck and automotive parts and accessories; and various workplace provisions, alongside related services. It caters to a diverse clientele across numerous sectors, such as commercial, mining, resources, industrial, government, transport, automotive, agriculture, building, construction, manufacturing, engineering, trade, and retail. This extensive reach is facilitated by a robust network of 74 branches and retail outlets spanning Australia. Stealth Global Holdings Ltd was established in 2014, with its corporate headquarters located in Stirling, Australia.
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