Kier Group (LSE:KIE)
Kier is a leading UK building and civil engineering contractor also specialising in private house building, facilities management, property development and the PFI. The group employs 7,500 people worldwide and has an annual turnover in excess of £1.6bn.
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Last updated 19-02-2020, 08:27:18am GMTRelated Articles
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The Kier share price has almost doubled in a month. Time to buy?
G A Chester discusses the soaring Kier share price, and another stock showing distinct signs of revival. Read More »
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As the Kier share price jumps 10%, here’s what I’d do now
The Kier Group share price is up 50% in 2020, with a brightening outlook. Is now the perfect time to buy? Read More »
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Can the Kier share price double your money?
The Kier Group plc (LON: KIE) share price has been rising. Is it time to take a fresh look? Read More »
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The Kier share price isn’t the only ‘bargain’ I’ll be avoiding in 2020
Roland Head explains why he's staying away from Kier Group plc (LON: KIE) and two other troubled stocks. Read More »
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Is it time to buy the Kier share price and this other big faller?
G A Chester examines the investment case for Kier and fellow big faller Purplebricks. Read More »
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What does shareholder revolt mean for the Kier Group share price?
With shareholders rebelling this month over its CEO’s bonus, what comes next for Kier Group shares? Read More »
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The Kier share price has fallen 90% in a year. Time to buy?
G A Chester reviews an eventful Friday at Kier. Could it mark a turnaround for the stock or does the D-word make it a... Read More »
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What I’d do about the Kier Group share price after 9% drop
Kier Group's shares are on a super low valuation, but to come good, it first has to tackle its massive debts. Read More »
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Is the Kier share price heading for 200p?
The Kier Group plc (LON: KIE) share price has doubled. Roland Head explains what he thinks will happen next. Read More »
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Can the Kier share price double your money?
The Kier share price has crashed by 90%, but could it now be the bargain of the century? Read More »