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Trades about 129% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Watkin Jones Plc, a company established in 1791, is headquartered in London, UK, and specializes in developing and managing residential properties across the United Kingdom. Its operations are divided into key segments: Student Accommodation, Build to Rent, Affordable Homes, and Accommodation Management. The company's core activities involve the construction of purpose-built student housing, build-to-rent developments, and general residential properties, alongside the ongoing management of its student and build-to-rent portfolios. The entity adopted its current name, Watkin Jones Plc, in March 2016, having previously operated as Watkin Jones Limited.
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