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Trades about 383% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
IG Design Group plc engages in the design, production, and distribution of gift packaging, arty, goods not for resale, craft, stationery, and homeware consumable products in the Americas, the United Kingdom, Netherlands, and internationally. It operates through two segments, The DG Americas and The DG International. The company also offers gift wrap, greeting cards, gift bags, Christmas crackers, partyware goods, recyclable paper bags. In addition, the company provides notebooks, planners, pens, pencil cases, folders, photo frames, albums, and homewares. It serves retailers, other manufacturers and wholesalers of greetings products, service merchandisers, and trading companies. The company was formerly known as International Greetings plc and changed its name to IG Design Group plc in June 2016. IG Design Group plc was incorporated in 1978 and is based in Newport Pagnell, the United Kingdom.
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