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Defence Holdings Stock

Defence Holdings PLC

ALRT.LLSEMarkt
£0.01
+0.0% today

Company data

Sector
Industrials
Industry
Aerospace & Defense
Country
United Kingdom
CEO
Andrew Roughan
Employees
9
Market cap
£17 M
IPO
02/10/2020

Defence Holdings PLC specializes in both the creation and acquisition of advanced technologies for the defense industry. Its core technological emphasis lies in artificial intelligence-powered systems, robust cybersecurity measures, confidential communication networks, self-governing drone operations, and the…

Defence Holdings stock: price history

14/10/25-75.5 %14/10/26

1D

+0.0%

1W

-9.0%

1M

-25.0%

6M

-42.8%

YTD

-61.4%

1Y

-75.5%

2Y

+938.5%

5Y

-84.7%

10Y

–

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Defence Holdings stock metrics

P/E

-2.09

P/B

6.12

EV/EBITDA

-2.33

RETURN ON EQUITY

-30.0%

NET MARGIN

0.0%

DEBT/EQUITY

0

DIVIDEND YIELD

0.0%

AS OF

31/03/2026

Free float & liquidity

FREE FLOAT

27.5%

FLOAT SHARES

680,859,773

AVG. DAILY VOLUME (30D)

13,891,074

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Frequently asked questions about Defence Holdings stock

What does Defence Holdings do?

Defence Holdings PLC is a company in the Industrials sector, Aerospace & Defense industry, headquartered in United Kingdom.

The CEO is Andrew Roughan, the company employs around 9 people.

The IPO was on 02/10/2020; the stock trades on LSE under the ticker ALRT.L.

Does Defence Holdings pay a dividend?

No, Defence Holdings currently does not pay a dividend.

Which stocks are comparable to Defence Holdings?

Comparable stocks include Avon Technologies, Cohort, GE Aerospace, RTX, Boeing Company, Lockheed Martin, Howmet Aerospace and General Dynamics.

How can I get Defence Holdings stock analyzed?

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