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Trades about 122% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Vienna, Austria, in 1890, Josef Manner & Comp. AG is a prominent manufacturer and seller of confectionery. The company's diverse offerings include wafers, sugar-coated candies, and aerated sweets, alongside an array of chocolate-coated wafers, biscuits, chocolates, ice cream cones, gingerbread, cooking ingredients, breakfast items, and gift assortments. These beloved treats are available under well-known brands such as Manner, Casali, Victor Schmidt, Ildefonso, Dragee Keksi, and Napoli. Distribution channels span company-operated outlet stores, branded Manner shops, various retailers, and an online store. Demonstrating a broad international presence, Josef Manner & Comp. AG also exports its goods to approximately 50 nations across Europe and beyond.
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