ERSU Meyve ve Gida Sanayi AS
IST:ERSU.E

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Price: 18.45 TRY 0.16% Market Closed
Market Cap: 664.2m TRY
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Market Cap
664.2m TRY
Industry
Food Products

Ersu Meyve ve Gida Sanayi AS engages in the production and distribution of juices and soft drinks. Its product portfolio comprises such fruit juice concentrates, as clear, cloudy and puree products made of such fruit, as pear, quince, blackberry, citrus fruit, apple and raspberry, among others; 100% fruit juices made of such fruit, as pomegranate, apple, orange, black carrot and grape; nectars, made of apricot, orange, peach, sour cherry, lemons and fruit mixes, and tomato pastes, among others. The firm markets its products under the Ersu brand name, both on the domestic market and abroad. The company operates production facilities located in Eregli and Nigde, Turkey.

ERSU.E Intrinsic Value
2.88 TRY
Overvaluation 84%
Intrinsic Value
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