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The Weir Group PLC (WEIR.L)

LSE Industrials Industrial - Machinery
$2762.00 ▲ +1.17%
Market Cap
$7.17B
Sector
Industrials
Industry
Industrial - Machinery
Beta
1.08
52-Wk Range
2254-3580
CEO
Andrew Neilson
Country
GB
Currency
GBp

The Weir Group PLC operates in the Industrial - Machinery industry of the Industrials sector, headquartered in Glasgow, SCT, GB. The stock last traded at $2762.00, up 1.17% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $7.17B. Its beta of 1.08 implies it has historically moved more than the broad market.

Company profile
Exchange
London Stock Exchange
Employees
12,069
IPO date
1988-07-01
Headquarters
Glasgow, SCT, GB
About The Weir Group PLC

The Weir Group PLC is a global manufacturer and distributor of advanced, custom-engineered equipment. It operates through two primary divisions: Minerals and ESCO. The Minerals segment provides specialized machinery for handling slurry, along with related maintenance and support services, designed for challenging, high-wear conditions in the mining and oil sands industries. The ESCO division focuses on producing ground-engaging tools vital for mining machinery. Additionally, ESCO supplies robust, intelligent cameras that offer critical, real-time data concerning equipment operation, malfunctions, payload status, and rock fragmentation. Its product offerings are marketed globally under numerous brand names, including Accumin, Aspir, Cavex, Delta Industrial, Enduron, Envirotech, Floway, GEHO, Gemex, Hazleton, Hydrau-Flo, R. Wales, Isodry, Isogate, Lewis, Linatex, Multiflo, Synertrex, Stampede, Trio, Vulco, FusionCast, ESCO, Motion Metrics, and Warman. Established in 1871, its corporate headquarters are located in Glasgow, United Kingdom.

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