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What's Cooking Group NV

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  • Price (EUR)123.50
  • Today's Change123.50 / --
  • Shares traded7.00
  • 1 Year change+24.50%
  • Beta0.6573
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What's Cooking Group NV formerly Ter Beke NV is a Belgium-based company engaged in the production and sale of processed meat products and chilled ready meals. The Company operates as an agro-industry group that organizes its activities around 2 product families such as meat products grilled chicken strips, smoked bacon cubes, baked ham, pt, salami, dry sausage, etc. sold under the brand names Pluma and Danil Coopman. It provides ready meals such as, fresh lasagna (n 1 in Europe), tagliatelle, cannelloni, macaroni, pizzas, etc. sold under the brand names Come a casa, Vamos and Stefano Toselli. Its products are made fresh from meticulously sourced ingredients, and carefully created and tested by product technologists and developers.

  • Revenue in EUR (TTM)222.19m
  • Net income in EUR7.19m
  • Incorporated1981
  • Employees2.50k
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