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FLEXERGIS Ltd.

FLEXERGIS Co. Ltd. (formerly BAAD Printing House) was established in 1991. Initially, the Company has operated on the local market and employed the offset printing method. In 1996 the Company made a decision to purchase a flexographic printing machine - this allowed it to broaden the customer base and offer products on the nationwide market. Since then, the Company’s revenue has been growing constantly. New orders and customers came hand-in-hand with continuous investments - both the machinery stock and the infrastructure were developed.In 2007, the Company became a part of the ERGIS Group - the largest Polish company in the sector of plastic processing and PVC and PE products manufacturing, quoted on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. Now, with over 110 employees and annual turno [...]

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