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Dino Polska SA

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Dino Polska SA

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  • Price (EUR)90.20
  • Today's Change11.68 / 14.88%
  • Shares traded1.15k
  • 1 Year change-4.97%
  • Beta--
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About the company

Dino Polska SA is a Poland-based company primarily engaged in the food retail. The Company focuses on operating a supermarkets chain under the Dino brand name. Its offer includes dairy and bakery products, chocolate and non-chocolate confectionary, fruits and vegetables, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, as well as pet food, among others. In addition, the Company provides meat stalls under the Agro-Rydzyna brand name, as well as sells non-food goods, such as cosmetics, household products, kitchen appliances and toys. It also offers mobile phone recharge, cash back service and vouchers. The Company's supermarkets are located in a number of Polish voivodeships, including wielkopolskie, dolnoslaskie, lodzkie, mazowieckie and pomorskie, among others.

  • Revenue in PLN (TTM)28.22bn
  • Net income in PLN1.43bn
  • Incorporated2012
  • Employees47.15k
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