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Iktinos Hellas Greek Marble Industry SA
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Iktinos Hellas Greek Marble Industry SA
F:F40
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Price: 0.4145 EUR -1.89% Market Closed
Market Cap: 47.2m EUR
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Iktinos Hellas Greek Marble Industry SA
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Market Cap
47.2m EUR
Industry
Metals & Mining

Iktinos Hellas SA supplies marbles, granites and decorative stones. The company is headquartered in Athina, Attiki and currently employs 162 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2000-03-15. Its product range consists of decorative stones, including marble, granite, quarella, bisazza, glass stone and lime stone. Some of its projects are applications of marble, granite and decorative stone in bathrooms, such as shower trays, bath tubs and sinks, and kitchens, such as kitchens sinks. The Company’s production facilities comprise three quarries and two factories, and it operates four retail branches. The firm's subsidiaries include Greek Marble Industry Fidias Hellas ABEE, Iktinos Construction & Tourism S.A. and IKTINOS MARMARON SA.

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