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Trades about 278% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Vp plc is a prominent international provider of equipment hire and related services, with significant operations across the United Kingdom. Its extensive offerings are delivered through a portfolio of distinct business segments. UK Forks specializes in the rental of telescopic handlers and tracked access platforms for the construction and housebuilding sectors. Brandon Hire Station caters to industrial, construction, and domestic customers with a wide array of tools and specialist products. ESS provides crucial safety, survey, communication, and test and measurement equipment. Groundforce supplies excavation support systems and specialized products to the water, civil engineering, and construction industries. TPA delivers portable roadways and temporary access solutions for clients in transmission, construction, rail, and outdoor events. MEP Hire focuses on mechanical and electrical press fittings and low-level access platforms for construction, fit-out, mechanical, and electrical markets. Torrent Trackside supports rail infrastructure with portable plants and services for Network Rail, London Underground, and their contractors. Airpac Rentals offers specialized services including well testing, pipeline testing, rig maintenance, and LNG and geothermal drilling. Lastly, the TR Group provides solutions for test and measurement, communications, calibration, and audio-visual needs. Founded in 1950, the company was originally known as Vibroplant plc, adopting its current name, Vp plc, in 2000. Headquartered in Harrogate, UK, Vp plc operates as a subsidiary of Ackers P Investment Company Limited.
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