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Trades about 110% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Prismaflex International, S.A. is a global enterprise that develops, manufactures, and distributes a comprehensive array of advertising media and large-format digital printing products and services. Their offerings include an extensive range of digital display technologies such as roadside billboards, out-of-home digital signage, outdoor LED panels, luminous signs, indoor LED screens, electronic information displays, and digital banners, along with complementary LED services. The company also provides specialized software solutions: Prismatronic Billboard Manager for remote control of LED displays, and Prismatronic Content Manager, a web-based interface designed for the remote administration and modification of content across display networks. Furthermore, Prismaflex supplies various urban advertising fixtures, including illuminated street furniture, bus stop shelters, display columns, scrolling signs, trivision boards, static signage, lightboxes, posting kits, and energy-independent 'Blue tech' city lights. Their diverse print and point-of-purchase (POP) product line encompasses portable storefront displays, fixed zip-in storefront signs, backlit display cases, PVC advertising banners, stickers, large and mid-format printed materials, wall hangings, posters, photographic prints, and privacy screens. This range also features custom printed floor solutions like floor decals, PVC tiling, and flexible flooring, in addition to general printing services. The company was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Haute-Rivoire, France.
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