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Fundamental Analysis

What Marston's Does

Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure Consumer Discretionary

Marston’s PLC is a UK leisure company that runs pubs, bars, and some hotels, and it also has a brewing business. Its pubs sell beer, cider, wine, spirits, soft drinks, and food to people who want a local place to eat, drink, and socialise. The hotel side serves guests looking for simple short-stay accommodation, while the brewing arm makes and distributes branded beers and other drinks.

Headquarters
United Kingdom UK
Employees
9 017
IPO date
Jan 3, 1986
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What is the Intrinsic Value of one MRTPY stock?

The intrinsic value for Marston's PLC (MRTPY) under the Base Case is hidden USD.

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