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Trades about 53% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Flexopack Société Anonyme Commercial and Industrial Plastics Company, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells flexible plastic packaging materials for the food industry in Greece, other European countries, and internationally. The company’s products include lidding films, skin films, shrink bags and films, cook-in products, and thermoforming films, as well as ready-to-recycle and foodservice products. It provides its products under the Flexolid, Monolid, Flexion, FlexoFresh, FlexoShrink, FlexoCook, FreshOnBoard, Flexobag CMG, Monoishrink, Monoflow, and MonoFresh brands. It also provides barrier and non-barrier films. It serves the food industry, which include meat, poultry, dairy, dry food, and fish and seafood, as well as printing/conversion and personal care packaging industries. Flexopack Société Anonyme Commercial and Industrial Plastics Company was founded in 1979 and is based in Koropi, Greece.
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