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    Company in brief
    HL Display leads the international market in the supply of products and solutions for in-store communication and merchandising to the retail sector. The company was founded in 1954 and by the end of 2008 it employed 965 people. HL Display has achieved net sales of SEK 1.5 billion in 2007. Since 1993, HL Display has been listed on the OMX Nordic Exchange. The long term financial goals is Organic growth 5-10 percent and EBITA-margin of at least 12 percent.
    HL Display’s markets
    The company has its own sales companies in 31 countries of Western and Eastern Europe, and Asia. The largest individual markets are found in France, UK and Sweden. Distributors are used in a further 15 countries.

    HL Display’s customers
    Retail sector companies (food and non-food) and brand manufacturers who supply goods to the retail sector. Production plants Sweden (five factories, one jointly owned) UK (one factory) China (one factory) USA (one factory, jointly owned)

    HL Display’s range of products
    In-store communication: products and solutions that ensure that consumers are able to find what they want in the store as well as supplying all the necessary information for a purchasing decision. Merchandising: products and solutions that display the goods in the most attractive manner to the consumers. Category solutions: turnkey solutions for display of goods within specific categories, for example frozen foods.

    Benefits of HL Display’s solutions
    They display goods in a manner that enables consumers to find all information necessary, as well as tempting them to buy – central factors for increasing sales levels in stores.
    Create more clearly defined in-store communication which means that stores avoid lost sales due to consumers not locating the relevant goods quickly enough. Streamlines activities in the stores which creates cost savings.



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