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No P/E, the company is not profitable on a trailing basis.
Vertiseit AB (publ) is a Swedish retail technology firm that specializes in providing digital in-store platforms. The company furnishes customers with vital technological infrastructure, including digital displays, media players, and associated hardware, alongside comprehensive configuration assistance. Furthermore, Vertiseit offers a range of services encompassing strategic planning, concept development, project oversight, content generation, design, software development, and system integration. They also license their proprietary software platform, ensuring its continuous operation through monitoring, maintenance, and dedicated support. Established in 2008, Vertiseit maintains its corporate headquarters in Varberg, Sweden.
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