Company
Halma PLC
LON:HLMA
Halma PLC is a United Kingdom-based holding company. The business sectors of the Company are infrastructure sensors, health and analysis, and industrial safety. The infrastructure sensors sector is engaged in detecting hazards and protecting people and property in buildings. The health and analysis sector is engaged in improving public and personal health and protecting the environment. The industrial safety sector is engaged in protecting property and people at work.
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Halma falls despite interims beating forecasts
The outlook remained confident, based on a strong order book, with order intake ahead of revenue and up on a year ago
Halma continues buying spree with £50mln purchase of WEETECH
The cash deal will be funded from the group’s existing resources.
Halma acquires Maryland-based medical device manufacturer
IZI will be a standalone company within Halma's Healthcare sector, led by its current management team
Halma remains on track after making good progress in first half
The group said the operational environment remains challenging, but demand for its products and services is strong, with order intake strongly ahead of last year
Can Halma regain steady path as it prepares for CEO succession?
Chief executive Andrew Williams has decided to retire after 18 years in the role
Halma posts 19th consecutive year of record profit as CEO steps down
The company expects continued growth in the 2022-23 financial year and a return on sales similar to the second half of 2021-22
Halma dives for underwater robots manufacturer Deep Trekker
The cash consideration is to be funded from Halma's existing facilities
Halma acquires US real-time location services specialist
Halma is initially stumping up US$30mln (about £22mln) for Infinite Leap
Halma expects strong interim performance to outperform second half
Full-year adjusted profit before tax will be slightly ahead of previous guidance
Halma PLC announces 3 acquisitions and sale of Texecom Ltd in M&A flurry
Texecom, a provider of electronic security systems, was sold to its management
Halma to benefit from increased expenditure and COVID-19-triggered market trends, says Barclays
The investment bank forecast 11% organic growth in the current financial year