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Manutan International SA
LSE:0F6I

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Manutan International SA
LSE:0F6I
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Price: 75.6 EUR -5.97% Market Closed
Market Cap: 575.3m EUR
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Manutan International SA
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Market Cap
574.6m EUR
Industry
Retail

Manutan International SA engages in selling industrial and office equipment and consumables through mail order and Internet. The company is headquartered in Gonesse, Ile-De-France and currently employs 2,177 full-time employees. The firm also sells handling, lifting, and storage equipment, office and workshop furnishings and machines for production, maintenance, security, quality control, and shipping. Its products are sold under brands: Camif Collectivites, Key, Metro Storage, Overtoom, Manutan, Witre, IpsoPresto and Rapid Racking. The firm operates through European countries, such as Spain, Germany, the United Kingdom, Sweden, among others. The company operates through Ironmongery Direct Limited (IDL), Ikaros Cleantech AB and Essex Electrical Wholesalers.

0F6I Intrinsic Value
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