BELAJumbo S.A.
26.04EUR0.00%Mkt Cap: 3.80B $P/E: 10.94

Jumbo S.A. engages in the retail sale of toys, infant supplies, seasonal items, home products, decoration items, books, and stationery in Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria, and Romania. The company also operates e-jumbo, an onlin…

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