Orell Fuessli AG
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Price: 120 CHF 0.42% Market Closed
Market Cap: 235.2m CHF
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Orell Füssli AG engages in the business of banknote and security printing, industrial systems used in the individualization of security documents, and branded products, and book retailing. The company is headquartered in Zurich, Zuerich and currently employs 615 full-time employees. The firm diversifies its activities into three segments: Division Atlantic Zeiser; Division Security Printing, and Division Book Retailing; as well as comprises the activities of the publishing companies. The Division Atlantic Zeiser is engaged in the manufacturing of equipment and industrial systems for the digital printing and encoding of banknotes, passports and security documents, plastic cards and packaging. The Division Security Printing engages security printing and produces banknotes, among others. The Division Book Retailing covers the Company's bookstores and Internet shops business. The firm's publishing companies engage the publishing business of non-fiction books focusing on all topics of relevance for Switzerland.

OFN Intrinsic Value
247.63 CHF
Undervaluation 52%
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