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Trades about 19% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Wickes Group plc is a prominent UK-based retailer offering an extensive array of products and services for home repair, maintenance, and improvement. The company effectively serves diverse customer needs, supporting home renovation projects whether undertaken by professional tradespeople (Local Trade), those opting for professional installation (do-it-for-me or DIFM), or individuals handling their own tasks (do-it-yourself or DIY). Their comprehensive product portfolio spans categories such as kitchens, bathrooms, garden care, decorating supplies, general building materials, tools, timber, sheet materials, doors, windows, flooring, tiles, paint, and solutions for larger endeavors like loft conversions, driveways, joinery, landscaping, and glazing. Wickes reaches its customers through a network of 232 retail stores, its online platform wickes.co.uk, and a specialized TradePro mobile app tailored for trade members. Established in 1854, Wickes Group plc maintains its headquarters in Watford, United Kingdom.
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