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Trades about 16% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Going Public Media Aktiengesellschaft, a German media enterprise established in 1998, operates from its headquarters in Munich. The company manages a diverse portfolio of multi-channel platforms, notably 'GoingPublic,' which targets the capital market, and 'HV Magazine,' offering insights into practical experiences and real-world applications. Its 'Life Sciences' newsletter delves into biotechnology and scientific advancements, while the 'FuS' journal caters specifically to family-owned enterprises, and 'Unternehmeredition' addresses topics pertinent to mid-sized companies. Beyond these specialized publications, the company also publishes various magazines, maintains an extensive online presence through web portals, distributes digital newsletters, engages on social media platforms, and facilitates numerous event-based activities and networking opportunities.
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