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Malteries Franco Belges SA

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Malteries Franco Belges SA

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  • Price (EUR)915.00
  • Today's Change0.00 / 0.00%
  • Shares traded--
  • 1 Year change+3.98%
  • Beta0.7016
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About the company

Malteries Franco Belges SA, (also MFB), is a France-based company engaged in the production of malt and barley. It produces and distributes malt to breweries and oversees and is also engaged in trading barley. The Company distributes its products in France, Europe, Asia, Africa and South America. It has one direct subsidiary, Compagnie Internationale de Malteries (CIM) and a number of indirect subsidiaries, including Sladovny Soufflet Ceska Republika, based in the Czech Republic, Malterie Soufflet Saint Petersbourg, based in Russia, Slodownia Soufflet Polska, based in Poland, Soufflet Malterie Roumanie, based in Romania, Maltinex, based in Serbia and Slavuta Malting Plant, based in Ukraine, among others.

  • Revenue in EUR (TTM)132.52m
  • Net income in EUR36.99m
  • Incorporated1955
  • Employees128.00
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