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Trades about 53% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Founded in Athens, Greece, in 1976, Haidemenos S.A. operates as a printing specialist with a significant presence across Europe and Africa. The company provides an extensive array of printing solutions, encompassing traditional publications such as magazines, newspapers, catalogs, and books. Its commercial printing services cover a diverse range of materials, including flyers, marketing collateral, loyalty program items, newsletters, annual reports, and various signage like indoor and outdoor banners, stands, and floor graphics. Additionally, Haidemenos S.A. offers promotional and point-of-purchase (POP) displays, specialized retail insert printing, and outdoor printing solutions, alongside advanced digital printing capabilities. Haidemenos S.A. caters to a broad spectrum of clients, serving industries such as retail, information technology, electronics, telecommunications, automotive, hospitality, consumer goods, publishing, fashion, and entertainment. Its clientele also includes advertising agencies, health, insurance, and pharmaceutical companies, shopping malls, and institutional bodies like airports, museums, confederations, and foundations.
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