Once simply a painting services company, Programmed Maintenance Services (PRG) has expanded into a full-scale property maintenance group. PRG directly employs more than 11,000 staff and tradespeople across a broad range of government and private sector industries in the resources, infrastructure, education, manufacturing & logistics, commercial/retail and tourism and recreation markets. It has also been one of the shares to sell over the past year, with its stock price tumbling from around $4.60 in October 2009, to close yesterday at $1.38. Highlighting its woes, PRG announced yesterday that it will restructure its property services business to reverse recent under-performance. The group cited reduced demand for its services and lower indexation revenue as the key reasons behind the restructure. PRG advised that restructuring costs are expected to total $15.8 million. The news saw PRG plummet over 20% on the day, putting it among the worst performers in the Australian share market. Learn more with a free trial.November 11, 2010
Shares to Sell Programmed Maintenance Services (PRG)
Once simply a painting services company, Programmed Maintenance Services (PRG) has expanded into a full-scale property maintenance group. PRG directly employs more than 11,000 staff and tradespeople across a broad range of government and private sector industries in the resources, infrastructure, education, manufacturing & logistics, commercial/retail and tourism and recreation markets. It has also been one of the shares to sell over the past year, with its stock price tumbling from around $4.60 in October 2009, to close yesterday at $1.38. Highlighting its woes, PRG announced yesterday that it will restructure its property services business to reverse recent under-performance. The group cited reduced demand for its services and lower indexation revenue as the key reasons behind the restructure. PRG advised that restructuring costs are expected to total $15.8 million. The news saw PRG plummet over 20% on the day, putting it among the worst performers in the Australian share market. Learn more with a free trial.
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