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Trades about 175% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Intertainment AG primarily operates within the European market, specializing in the acquisition and commercialization of film rights. Its activities further encompass the trading of film licenses, as well as the production, co-production, and merchandising of motion pictures. To reach viewers, the company distributes its films via a diverse array of channels, including theatrical releases, home video formats like DVDs, and both premium subscription and free-to-air television broadcasts. Established in 1993, this German enterprise maintains its main office in Feldafing.
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