Francotyp Postalia

Francotyp-Postalia Holding AG
Public (Xetra: FPH)
Industry Business Services
Founded 1923
Key people
 Hans Szymanski, CEO & CFO
Thomas Grethe, CSO
Sven Meise, CDO
Products Metering Systems
Presort Mail Services
Number of employees
 1,100
Website www.fp-francotyp.com

Francotyp-Postalia is based in Berlin, Germany, the company has sales subsidiaries in the Germany, the United States, United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Italy, Canada, Sweden, Austria, and Singapore.

Overall, the FP Group has a worldwide market share of 10% (an installed base of around 230,000 units), and is represented with its own distributors or dealers in more than 40 countries around the world.

History

The Francotyp-Postalia Group has been in business for over 90 years. Francotyp-Postalia was founded in 1923. In 1994 the company's activities in Berlin and Offenbach were moved to a modern factory with adjacent administrative offices in Birkenwerder. In 2006 the Francotyp-Postalia Holding AG was founded followed by the initial public offering on 30 November 2006. To broaden its product portofolio along the value chain of its customers, Francotyp-Postalia acquires 100% of freesort GmbH and 51% of iab GmbH. Both businesses are related to the german postal markets, offering additional services to handle postal process within companies. In 2011 Francotyp-Postalia made the next step and acquires 51% of Mentana-Claimsoft GmbH.

Services

Francotyp-Postalia provides a comprehensive suite of mailstream hardware and software solutions and services. Francotyp-Postalia is the market leader for franking machines in Germany and Austria, with a market share of more than 42% and 45%. Its market share worldwide ist approximately 10%. Francotyp-Postalia's most important markets are Germany, the United States, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.[1]

References

  1. ↑ Company WKN FPH900, ISIN DE000FPH9000 Francotyp-Postalia

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