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CPH Chemie + Papier Holding AG (CPHN.SW)

SIX Basic Materials Paper, Lumber & Forest Products
$60.80 ▲ +1.67%
Market Cap
$364.5M
Sector
Basic Materials
Industry
Paper, Lumber & Forest Products
Beta
0.22
52-Wk Range
54.2-75.6
CEO
Alois Waldburg-Zeil
Country
CH
Currency
CHF

CPH Chemie + Papier Holding AG operates in the Paper, Lumber & Forest Products industry of the Basic Materials sector, headquartered in Perlen, LU, CH. The stock last traded at $60.80, up 1.67% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $364.5M. Its beta of 0.22 implies it has historically moved less than the broad market.

Company profile
Exchange
Swiss Exchange
Employees
1,249
IPO date
2001-06-11
Headquarters
Perlen, LU, CH
About CPH Chemie + Papier Holding AG

CPH Chemie + Papier Holding AG, along with its various group entities, focuses on the innovation, manufacture, and commercialization of chemicals, paper for printing, and specialized packaging films for the pharmaceutical sector. The Chemistry segment produces and globally supplies molecular sieves, chromatography gels, and deuterated compounds, marketed under the Zeochem label. Operating under the Perlen Papier brand, its Paper division is responsible for creating newsprint and magazine paper, in addition to undertaking the recycling of domestically collected paper. The Packaging division, known as Perlen Packaging, provides a comprehensive selection of PVC mono films and advanced PVdC high-barrier films, specifically engineered for pharmaceutical applications. Its commercial activities extend globally, encompassing Switzerland, wider Europe, the Americas, Asia, and numerous other international territories. Established in 1818, the firm's main offices are located in Root, Switzerland.

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