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Over the past 12 months, VP has outperformed FTSE All Share Index, delivering a return of -7% compared to FTSE All Share Index's 0% growth.
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VP PLC
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VP PLC is a specialist equipment rental business. It hires out tools, machinery, and safety equipment used on construction sites, rail projects, utilities work, and other industrial jobs. Instead of selling this equipment outright, VP supplies it on a short- or medium-term rental basis, often along with support, maintenance, and delivery. Its customers are contractors, infrastructure operators, local authorities, and industrial firms that need the right equipment for a job without taking on the full cost of owning it. VP makes money mainly from rental income, plus related service charges such as maintenance, transport, and equipment replacement. That model turns expensive, hard-to-use assets into recurring rental revenue. What makes VP’s business different is its focus on niche, high-need equipment rather than broad general-purpose rentals. It often serves demanding work sites where reliability, compliance, and rapid turnaround matter more than the lowest price. That gives the company a practical role in the supply chain: it helps project owners and contractors get specialized equipment only when they need it, while VP keeps the assets working across many jobs.