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Trades about 113% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Grifal S.p.A. is a prominent provider of packaging solutions, serving customers throughout Italy and other European countries. The firm's comprehensive range of offerings includes diverse corrugated cardboard products such as flexible inserts, elements for blocking and bracing, internal separators, materials for void filling and general protection, padded bases, bespoke cut inserts, and edge protection solutions, alongside specialized cushioning boxes. Beyond cardboard, Grifal also supplies cushion paper packaging, available in both rolls and sheets, designed for various applications including safeguarding contents, creating divisions, securing items, wrapping, and filling empty spaces. These protective packaging innovations are marketed under key brands: cArtù, Mondaplen, cushionPaper, and Inspiropack. Established in 1969, Grifal S.p.A. is based in Cologno Al Serio, Italy, and operates as a subsidiary of G-Quattronove S.R.L.
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