Chamberlin plc

Established in 1890 and based in Walsall, United Kingdom, Chamberlin plc specializes in the production and sale of iron castings and diverse engineered goods. The company operates through two principal divisions: Foundries and Engineering. Its Foundries segment manufactures lightweight castings and associated components, primarily serving the automotive and hydraulic sectors, alongside robust heavy castings vital for industrial uses such as power generation, steel manufacturing, railway systems, and construction projects. The Engineering division focuses on developing specialized lighting solutions for perilous environments, including petrochemical production sites, in addition to providing a variety of control gears and electrical installation products. Chamberlin plc, which was formerly known as Chamberlin & Hill before adopting its current name in 2007, also has a significant international presence, exporting its offerings across Europe, the United States, the Middle East, and Asia.

Chamberlin plc trades as CMH.L on LSE. The company is classified in Industrials / Industrial - Machinery and reports in GBP.

The current profile places the business in Industrial - Machinery. This section is intended to summarize the operating segments, products, geographies, and main revenue lines from official filings.

Latest available fiscal data shows £20.72M of revenue and -£125,000 of net income.

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Chamberlin plc can be compared against peers such as AMTE Power plc, Deregallera Holdings Ltd, Inspirit Energy Holdings Plc, Libertine Holdings Plc, Proton Motor Power Systems Plc, RA International Group plc.

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Current signals to investigate include market capitalization of £2.12M, beta of 0.41, and return on equity of +1388.9%.

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Company website: https://www.chamberlin.co.uk

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