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FRoSTA AG
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FRoSTA AG
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Price: 93 EUR -0.21% Market Closed
Market Cap: 633.3m EUR
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FRoSTA AG
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FRoSTA AG engages in the production and distribution of frozen food products. The company is headquartered in Bremerhaven, Bremen and currently employs 1,757 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2000-05-17. The firm provides frozen fish and meals, as well as vegetables, fruits and herbs from its and partners' farms in Germany and Poland. The company markets products in Germany, Poland, Austria, Italy and Eastern Europe. The firm operates through three segments: Brand Business, Private Label Business and Non-Retail-Geschaeft. The Brand Business segment comprises the FRoSTA brand, the TIKO brand with fish and meals and the ELBTAL brand with vegetables. The Private Label Business segment operates under the FRoSTA AG and COPACK names and comprises the private label business sales channels with food retailers in Western Europe. The Non-Retail-Geschaeft focuses on caterers and industrial customers. The firm operates through subsidiaries in Germany, France, Italy, the Czech Republic and Poland.

NLM Intrinsic Value
147.5 EUR
Undervaluation 37%
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