An Undiscovered Recession-Resistant Leader in Labels
- Multi-Color, a leader in label solutions for some of the world’s largest brands, offers its customers a “one-stop shop” in labels that are becoming increasingly important in generating shelf appeal as customers look to “premium-ize” their products.
- EPS has increased every year for at least the last 17 years, given its recession-resistant home & personal care, wine & spirits, and food & beverage markets.
- EPS is projected up at least 11% in FY18 and 13% in FY19, aided by benefits from acquisitions and operational efficiencies.
- Multi-Color offers discovery potential as it is owned by only 6% of the institutions owning Apple and covered by only five other sell-side firms.
Multi-Color is a provider of label solutions supporting a number of brands including producers of home and personal care, wine and spirits, food and beverage, healthcare and specialty consumer products. The company serves international brand owners with a range of label technologies in Pressure Sensitive, Cut and Stack, In-Mold, Shrink Sleeve, Heat Transfer, Roll Fed, and Aluminum Labels. The company provides a range of products for the packaging needs of its customers and is a producer of pressure sensitive, in-mold and heat transfer labels, and a manufacturer of cut and stack, roll fed, aluminum and shrink sleeve labels. The company also provides a complement of print methods including rotogravure.
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