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Trades about 9% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Worley Limited, established in 2001 and headquartered in North Sydney, Australia, provides a comprehensive suite of professional project and asset lifecycle services to clients worldwide. The company primarily serves the global energy, chemicals, and natural resources industries. Its extensive service portfolio encompasses digital solutions, consulting, engineering and design, construction management, fabrication, supply chain management, overall project management, and ongoing operation, maintenance, and modification services. Worley caters to diverse markets, including renewable energy, power generation, upstream and midstream oil and gas, refining and chemical processing, infrastructure development, and the mining, minerals, and metals sectors. The company was formerly known as WorleyParsons Limited until it rebranded to Worley Limited in October 2019.
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