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Trades about 227% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Dromeas SA produces and trades in furniture and office equipment in Greece, Balkan countries, and European Union countries. The company offers accessories, including cable management, coat hangers, footrests, monitor arms, PC bases, document trays, bookcases, knobs, office furniture, and other accessories; cabinets, such as chipboard, roll top, syntheka, white lacquer, and artificial veneer cabinets, as well as natural veneer bookcases; and chairs comprising conference, executive, visitor, and work chairs. It also provides desks, which include auxiliary, conference, and waiting tables, home office products, and workstations, as well as corner, electrically adjustable, foldable, home, managerial, and work desks; home and office suggestions furniture; lounge area products, such as office sofas and stools; mobile floor-standing and tabletop partitions; pedestals comprising melamine, metallic, and white lacquer, as well as artificial and natural veneer chests of drawers; and sound absorbing materials, including ceiling acoustic systems, mobile acoustic partitions, tabletop sound absorbing partitions, and wall acoustic panels. In addition, the company offers custom furniture solutions, space design and consulting, warranty, assembly and disassembly services, workspace organization, and spare parts inventory, as well as after sales, such as upgrade and repair, office furniture relocation, and consulting and support services; and production of molds for manufacturing of metal and plastic parts. It exports its products. The company was founded in 1979 and is headquartered in Serres, Greece.
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