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Trades about 56% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
IVE Group Limited, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the marketing business in Australia. The company offers conceptual and creative design across print, mobile, and interactive media; and personalised communications, including marketing automation, marketing mail, publication mail, e-communications, and multi-channel solutions. It also prints and distributes catalogues, magazines, marketing and corporate communications materials, and stationery; and manufactures point-of-sale display material and large format banners for retail applications. In addition, the company provides data analytics, customer experience strategy, and CRM; and outsourced communication solutions for large organizations, such as development of customized multi-channel management models covering creative and digital services, supply chain optimization, inventory management, warehousing, and logistics. Further, it provides fibre-based packaging; and creative and content, CX and data, eCommerce, brand activation, merchandise, uniforms and apparel, packaging, print, distribution, and third-party logistics services. The company serves various industry sectors comprising financial services, publishing, retail, communications, property, clubs and associations, not-for-profit, utilities, manufacturing, education, and government. IVE Group Limited was founded in 1921 and is based in Homebush, Australia.
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